The Warbler Guide for Pc

An absolutely terrific app. It's incredibly complete for identifying warblers in all seasons, with many superb photos of each bird from realistic and very helpful angles - including an amazing rotatable 360° view - and a wide selection of different versions of each bird's songs and calls. You can filter for geographical area and time of year, which is tremendously helpful for narrowing the app field of candidates right out of the app gate, then optionally also filter for a variety of specific characteristics if you want to narrow the app possibilities even further. An incredibly valuable resource. I just wish other field guides had some of the app same great features. (And no, I don't know the app makers of this app personally!)

This app is full of great tools for identification. Includes useful views from many angles (underside view is very helpful for staring into the app canopy) and full 360° models for every vantage point. It has tools to guide you through identification like sorting by song type and painting in a warbler silhouette to search possible species. Species can be sorted in traditional name/taxonomy style OR by similarity in coloration - great for when you aren’t quite sure what you’ve seen yet but know what it looks like, rather than hunting through pages and pages of drawings. Interface is very smooth and quick to load as well. the app only downside is the app comparison section doesn’t tell you who would win in a fight.

An innovative app based on an innovative field guide. There is a lot to like about this new app. the app user interface takes some getting used to, but checking out the app user guide contained in the app app (see about/help) will help. Filters allow birders to narrow down candidates based on plumage features and/or song qualities, and there are some good tips that will prove helpful for learning warbler calls and songs, and great collection contained within. Great to have such a comprehensive collection of call notes and flight calls at one’s fingertips. As a birder who spends time birding southern border states, I was disappointed that borderland species were omitted from the app app (no Tropical Parula, Rufous-capped Warbler, Crescent-chested, Fan-tailed, Golden-crowned, Slate-throated Redstart, Gray-crowned Yellowthroat, etc.). A few glitches/typos I noticed in version 1.0 include: Golden-cheeked Warbler labeled Golden-crowned. Some sound files seem to be missing including Virginia’s Warbler Type A1 and Pine Warbler Type B1 and B2. the app Black & White Warbler call notes sound heavily clipped too, sounding too distorted. Future versions could benefit from a search by species name function to more quickly call up a particular species, and I would like to see the app inclusion of scientific names in the app species accounts. Overall, a fine addition to the app iOS birder’s kit. Hopefully updates will continually improve upon this foundation.

Can’t say enough about the app 3D views and all the app pictures of different angles in different plumages. Haven’t even mentioned the app songs/calls yet.