Sibley Birds 2nd Edition

Birds of North America

Published by: mydigitalearth.com
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The new Sibley Birds app has arrived with comprehensive, up to date information of over 930 North American species. Go birdwatching and discover the birds of USA and Canada. 
All the detailed artwork from David Sibley’s Guide to Birds Second Edition is included as well as thorough descriptions and distribution maps. Benefit from regular plate updates from the author and new bird calls.
This leading bird app is user-friendly and easy to navigate, regardless of whether you are a novice or experienced birdwatcher. Identify birds easily! Using our Smart Search filters and My Location setting you'll find that bird you're looking for in no time!
Features include:
• A new easy to navigate menu system on iPhone.
• A new grid view with larger thumbnails.
• Display species names in English, French, Spanish and Latin (Scientific).
• Search on banding code to quickly find a species.
• Over 2700 calls/songs covering most species.
• Compare 2 species side by side.
• Apply a location (US State or Canadian Province) to narrow down the list of birds.
• When a location has been selected, a status icon will appear next to each species in that location indicating whether it is Common, Uncommon, Scarce, Rare or Vagrant.
• Detailed information in the species description including location status by month.
• A similar species feature which shows all related birds.
• A vastly improved Smart Search with refined search criteria: Status and by month (when a location is selected), Bird habits, Bird Type, Bird Size, Body Shape, Color and Pattern.
• Keep a personal list (My List) of species seen and backup to iCloud/other cloud service.
• Build a custom sharable (as csv) and searchable (in Smart Search) species list using the new My Tags feature.
• Sort My List taxonomically.
If you have any queries or comments on the app we are always happy to hear from you at [email protected]
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4.85 out of 5

362 ratings in Canada

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Sibley Birds 2nd Edition Reviews

Good while it lasted

XAB XCO on

Canada

I just deleted this app from my phone after 13 years of patronage. I’m unable to comprehend why this company cares less about the long term users that built their customer base, while placing profit above all else. I sent them several messages to this effect, and never received a single reply. I think I know where their loyalties lie. So long, iBird: fortunately there are many excellent alternatives out there. PK

Suggestion

24audubondr on

Canada

Bonjour, Ce guide numérique est très bien fait. Facile à utiliser et très convivial. Pour moi c’est un guide parfait sur le terrain. Mais c'est pour quand la version française de ce très bon guide?

Génial mais….

BaldeagleQuebecois on

Canada

Évidemment c’est super pratique comme application, aussi bien pour les photos, que les chants les cartes, MAIS QUAND JE SÉLECTIONNE LANGUE: Français je m’attends à ce que tout les mots soient traduits, aussi bien le descriptif, que les sexes âges et caractéristiques des images et pas seulement le nom français et pas la classe ou la famille. DU FAIT QUE L’ON EST OBLIGÉ DE PAYER JE M’ATTENDAIS À UNE QUALITÉ SUPÉRIEURE pour le français, déçu.

Most useful birding app!

XAB XCO on

Canada

As a 30-year birder, I know that this hobby teaches us something every day and that knowledgeable guides are a must. I own several paper bird guides and one well-known digital version. This one is better. The “Compare” feature alone is worth the price of admission. I love the detailed artwork of the Sibley book; if anything, this app’s is better. I am very happy with this purchase and will recommend it to all my birding friends. Highly recommended. PK

Really happy to support Sibley

Night review on

Canada

Very pleased with this version. Love this app. Super appreciative there is no subscription model. Thanks again. Grateful for the opportunity to upgrade to this current version.

Should have been an update

Grizzly Grrrl on

Canada

I’m really unhappy that my Sibley app just stopped working, no update to the new iOS was offered, and I had to buy the 2nd edition at full price. The new app is very nice, but I would rather just have had an update on my existing app.

Updates

cdtraveller on

Canada

I really like this app and find it very useful in the field. However, the updates come fast and furious in the middle of birding season for us in northern latitudes, and I need wifi to do this. Many times I’ve headed off for several days only to find the app will not work until I update, so its of no use to me. Please plan your updates so they are meaningful and less often.

When do you plan to update Hawaiian species, please?

Redflankedbluetail on

Canada

I do like being able to see similar species, compare them and the flight underwings and upper details. The colours are a bit dull. Can you enhance them with current colour apps or effects? Can you add more western pacific bird calls, sounds? I live north of Seattle. I like the hummingbird app. It’s missing Allen’s? Could you adjust the tail notch detail in the Rufous? It’s not that clear, magnify it? I’ve seen photos that made it perfectly clear, same size. I would also like Mexico included. Thanks

Needs improvement

Papa Emeritus III on

Canada

First off, Id like to say Im very displeased that the first edition I payed for no longer is available, and I had to pay full price to upgrade to the second edition. Still some good features and easy to use. Comparison is still a lovely feature, and being able to switch between a list or thumbnails is nice. I like that you can enlarge the art and take closer looks. I like that you can search by banders codes as well. The ‘my list’ section is nice, I havnt played around too much with it yet though. Im not sure why, but when setting your location for specific birds in your area (mine is Ontario Canada) I still am seeing birds from far south and west like black-capped vireo and mexican violetear... birds that have never been recorded in Ontario. It makes me wonder if its not showing species that should be listed for the area Ive selected. Thats a pretty big issue in my opinion. Smart search doesn't work well, I entered in field markings for american woodcock and it couldn't tell me what I saw, even when I selected month of may, sandpiper like, long bill and small/medium with diving flight pattern. I had to removed flight pattern and list it under all waterbirds. Which I could have just scrolled to in the actual guide and not wasted time with the so called smart search. The interface for the app is ok, the symbols of the left are not explained and Im assuming they mean to tell me if the bird is common in my area or not. Not really that important to have popping out more that the birds do on the list... when I switch to thumbnail mode I cant use comparisons but the option pops up as if I can. Glitch? Is this still a beta version? Just makes the app heavy with a useless feature. Overall I think it needs improvement. Im disappointed with this version, but I know it can be better. I used to recommend this app but now Im not sure. Theres still things I like a lot about it, like comparing songs/calls. And sibleys work is still great and points out key details, one of the reasons I like it more than photos (although his owls in this edition are a bit questionable, particularly the western burrowing owl) its still a great guide and easy to use. But I feel like it doesnt have to be the bare min. I hope you see my review and look into the location problem at least, it was one of the reasons I loved the last edition so much.

Great app for birders

incredimike on

Canada

I use this app to help me identify birds when my spouse is otherwise not available.

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