In addition to help with ID, it contains expert tips, more than 1,400 gorgeous photos, and sounds for each species. Merlin Bird ID covers 285 of the most common birds of North America (with more on the way). Watch the video (above) for more on how it works-and please share it via Facebook, Twitter, or email with anyone you know who’s interested in birds. When designing it we asked, What if an app could quickly tell you which birds are most likely based on your location, date, and a brief description? Not just which birds theoretically could occur near you, but which birds are actually reported most often by other birders. Today we’re launching Merlin Bird ID, a free app to help beginners identify birds. the update is about 70 MB in size and brings the total app download size to 582 MB.At that time, both versions of the app will contain 400 species. an Android version is scheduled for release in June.

improvements to the ID algorithm and a fix that now allows sounds to play even when your phone’s mute switch is on.additions bring the app’s new total to 350 species.many spring migrants such as warblers and waterfowl are now covered.65 species added, including photos, calls, and ID text.An update for the free Merlin Bird ID app is available in the App Store featuring the following improvements:

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