Panama Birds Field Guide vs Bird Data

Full-featured birding field guide for Panama Panama Birds Field Guide includes all of the birds that have occurred in this beautiful country as well as several species that may eventually occur. This digital field guide requires no Internet connection and has a wealth of information and features that make it an excellent reference guide before, during, and after any trip to Panama. Since this app was released, local bird experts have updated features and information to turn this app into a comprehensive digital tool that can be personalized with target lists, lists of birds seen and heard, and notes. It also includes accurate and up to date information about bird identification, habits and habitats for the 1000 plus species on the Panama list as well as more than 75 additional species that may eventually occur in Panama. -Images and vocalizations for more than 1060 species. -Information, field marks, range maps and tips for seeing each species in Panama. NO ADVERTISEMENTS. FREE UPGRADES WITH ADDITIONAL IMAGES AND SOUNDS. Additional features to customize your birding experience: Comprehensive SEARCH filter -Search by name -Sorting options, including by family, group, bird characteristics, region, habitat, nocturnal and regional endemic birds and more! -Make target lists -Check as seen, heard, or unseen/heard -Personal notes -Camera -Similar Species feature to compare similar birds. -Information about major habitats in Panama. -Information about Conservation status. ‘Which Bird is it?' Record and photo bird, email to us for help in identification. Larger font for easier reading. Pinch images to make them bigger.

Bird Data combines the Bird Data field guides for Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Bolivia, Brazil and Guyana (including Suriname and French Guiana) into one app, as was required by Apple guidelines. The user interface and memory usage for the individual apps has not changed. Each guide has scientific information and distribution maps centered for that country for all species. Photos and sounds are included for most species. Media (images and sounds) can be downloaded individually or in bulk. Bird species can be navigated through taxonomy or native language (English, Spanish or Portuguese). Bird Data uses the latest IOC taxonomy. Also included is a map feature that ties into the eBird Hot Spot and sighting database. See where your target species have been seen recently, or explore sightings at nearby locations. Also included is a sound recorder for recording birds in the field for later identification, or for taking notes. The application is free, but a donation is appreciated.