Editor Reviews

The Audubon Bird Guide is like the ultimate bird bible for all you bird lovers out there! It's got info on over 800 types of birds in North America and guess what? It's totally free on your phone! Whether you're a beginner or a pro, this app is gonna help you spot and ID birds wherever you are. Plus, it lets you keep track of all the cool birds you've seen and even helps you find new ones near you. And get this, it's been downloaded over 2 million times! So yeah, it's pretty much the go-to guide for North American birds.

The app has some cool stuff that you'll love! With Bird ID, you can easily figure out what kind of bird you saw just by entering some details like its color, size, and shape of its tail. And guess what? The field guide has more than 3,000 awesome photos, audio clips of their songs and calls, maps showing where they hang out all year round, and tons of interesting info written by the amazing bird expert Kenn Kaufman. Oh, and don't forget about the Sightings feature! You can keep track of every bird you spot and even get real-time updates from eBird and popular birding spots nearby. How cool is that?

Audubon is a super cool organization that's all about saving birds and their homes across the Americas. They use science, speaking up for birds, teaching people, and doing conservation work to make it happen. The Audubon Bird Guide app is like a secret weapon for bird lovers. It helps you learn all about the birds near you and really appreciate them. Plus, by using the app, you're also helping Audubon protect these awesome species.

If you're already a user, just log in with your NatureShare account to transfer all your cool sightings and awesome photos to the new app. We're always working on making the app better, thanks to suggestions from users like you. Some of the upcoming upgrades include bringing back your personalized sighting lists, making it easier and faster to search and browse species lists, and making the app more user-friendly for tablet peeps.

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Identify over 800 bird species