【實用書籍app】BirdLog Mexico and Central America|最夯免費app-gigacircle

Enter your sightings into eBird where you need it ... in the field!

BirdLog was built by active eBird users as a power tool for submitting data into eBird. It is designed to make field data entry easier and more accurate.

Your feedback, suggestions and positive reviews allow us to continue improving BirdLog. Each purchase helps support the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology and the eBird project.

Here's what some users say about it:

"BirdLog is the Killer app for eBird."

"Data entry could hardly be easier."

BirdsEye BirdLog is the exclusive mobile data entry tool for eBird that allows you to:

-- Plot the exact location of your sightings using your phone's GPS

-- 1 tap to increment species counts ... couldn't be easier

-- Create new personal locations or choose an existing hotspot or personal location for your checklist

-- Create checklists even when there is no cell coverage for later submission to eBird

-- Enter birds quickly and easily as you see them using bird codes or full names

-- Scroll and review your checklist before submitting it

This version covers Central America, including Mexico, Belize, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama, including their associated islands and offshore waters. Our world version, called "BirdsEye BirdLog -- Worldwide" is available for birders who want world coverage. The advantage of the regional versions compared to the world version is that they are smaller and slightly faster because they do not need to juggle the full worldwide taxonomy, and because they offer a much shorter default list for use when creating a checklist offline.

This version is a universal app for use on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. It is optimized for use on both iPad and iPhone/iPod sized screens.

If you are not already familiar with eBird, we recommend that you visit ebird.org and familiarize yourself with eBird before purchasing BirdLog.

Your participation in the eBird project helps support scientific research by making your bird sightings available to scientists, researchers and other birders. It's also a great way to keep track of your life lists and maintain accurate records of your sightings for future generations.