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New birding apps roundup

There is a constant flood of new apps available for iPhone, but it’s less common that one of these apps is for birding. Recently there has been a bunch of…

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An update to the Sibley eGuide app for iOS

Sibley eGuide to Birds of North America My Digital Earth $19.99 available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch his afternoon Andy McGann alerted me to the fact that The Sibley eGuide to…

Review: Audubon Birds field guide app for iOS

Audubon Birds with NatureShare Green Mountain Digital $16.99 available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch martphones, tablets and other internet-connected devices are becoming ubiquitous, and as more people start using these…

So you have a new iPad or iPhone and want to go birding….

f you were lucky enough to receive some type of Apple iOS device (iPad, iPad mini, iPhone or iPod touch) for Christmas, you are probably looking for some recommendations of…

Purple Finch - male at Black Moshannon SP (Photo by Alex Lamoreaux)

Mapping the Christmas Bird Count

I thought I would share just a little of the map prep work I did, last minute, for the Syracuse CBC. Hopefully this will help you out in your last…

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GroupMe – the easy text message RBA

etting out key details on rare birds in a timely fashion is crucial to allowing as many people to see the birds as possible. In Pennsylvania we have been using…

Larkwire – Bird song learning 2.0

Are you a novice at birding by ear and want to learn some more species? Do you already know some bird songs but want to improve your skills and take…

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Bird Codes 2.0 release

Bird Codes 2.0 has been released to the iOS app store and is now for sale so I wanted to introduce everyone to the changes in this version. First of…

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Review: BirdsEye BirdLog

Finally. An app to submit eBird checklists was just released and I am pretty pumped about it. BirdsEye BirdLog has been available for Android and in testing for iPhone for…

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New release: Bird Codes app

I am excited to announce the release of the first app from Nemesis Code, a collaboration between Nemesis Bird and my brother, James Stuckey Weber who actually took the idea…

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