Birds, birds, birds!!!

[surfscottydog]

Please,
I am an avid bird watcher, and the iphone has a great birding application. It is like an actual bird watcher book.
Can or will anyone be able to make a similar application for the Droid? I am sure people would pay for it, I would.
Thank you,
Scott

 

[Riley]

I'll second this. My wife and I are birders and I have played with the demo version of iBird on my ipod touch and it's excellent. If we could get a version of that, it would rock!

 

[hookbill]

Come over to my house. You can watch them up close and personal as they tell you to shut up and throw food at you. :icon_ devil:

 

[Riley]

Interesting post related:

iBird Explorer Plus | Facebook

Could be that app for us in the future then.

 

[bthomp21]

you want a bird, i have a mexican red head. wont be expensive. lol

 

[dylanthecat]

If you look on the ibird website, it has an android forum area, though there are no posts yet. Their website is named "Ibird - Field Guide to Birds for the Iphone and Android" They must be close to releasing the Android version.

 

[thistle]

I'd like to see not only a visual ID app but Shazam-like sound ID functionality tied into the Cornell Lab or something. Does the iphone app do that?

 

[MontyMo]

After registering on their forum an "Android Beta Tester" thread appeared. As expected I could not read anything, it is only open to beta testers.

But I agree, it will not be long. I sure love it that so many great apps are becoming available to Android.

Here is a link to the their web site. You might want to join the forum and encourage the release.

iBird - Field Guide to Birds for the iPhone and Android

Monty

 

[mwhartman]

I would try contacting the developer of the iPhone app and ask if he or she would consider developing one for the Android OS.

Mike

 

[butch350]

I would try contacting the developer of the iPhone app and ask if he or she would consider developing one for the Android OS.

Mike

Blasphemer!

 

[jriegel]

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