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Re: Bird Sighting App

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Lisbeth wrote:And if you don't have a tablet nor an IPhone, what do you do? O** :-?
There are things called books - we have a library that goes with us to game reserves, lots of bird books (Sasol, Roberts, Newmans and the Raptor guide) plus books on Mammals, Snakes, Reptiles, Insects, Scorpions, Spiders, Butterflies, Frogs, Flowers, Trees and a few I can't recall right now.

Can you get apps for all of those?


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Re: Bird Sighting App

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Probably. lol

The BirdLasser app is not for IDing birds. It is purely for recording your sightings. \O


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And without the above mentioned library you just record a sighting as "unidentified creature" -O-

I don't record anything =O:


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I take a lot of pics of unidentified birds, so even paper and pen will not help lol


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Flutts, thanks for sharing. I think I will try it. \O


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Re: Bird Sighting App

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from Europe more easy to carry a tablet than lot of booksssss... remember ONLY 20Kg (sometime 23Kg) O-/
and like said Flutts, we can enter the sightings ;-)
I have too a pen and a carnet/paper
my memory is no more 20 =O:
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Re: Bird Sighting App

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I don't take bird books to my trips either, nan lol I don't even have one at home lol


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Re: Which bird book for ID'ing?

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Roberts


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Re: Which bird book for ID'ing?

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I have a few bird books including Roberts , but the one I use most is : Complete Photographic Field Guide of South Africa , by Ian Sinclair and Peter Ryan . It has over 2500 actual photographs of birds .
Sponsored by Sasol .
There is really nothing better X#X


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Watch the BirdPro video:

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Make the most of your time in nature with these bird, dragonfly and tree apps featuring award-winning technology that enables identification by sight, sound and location. BirdPro is the ultimate bird app providing 1,600+ bird calls, 6,000+ images and responsive maps. Dragonflies contains all 165 SA species, 1,200 diagnostic images and distribution maps. App of the Year winner TheTreeApp features 1,114 trees, 4,700+ images, comprehensive field guides and interactive geolocation. All of these apps come with free regular updates.

These easy-to-use apps are all available to Wild Card members through the links below. For more information on any of these apps, or just a chat, feel free to contact us at the BirdPro App.


https://mailchi.mp/wildcard/photo-tales ... f8e92e5cc9


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