Tap the Menu icon in the top left to open the left-hand navigation panel. Once the download is complete, you will be able to see all of the photos, maps, etc. If you have not created an account, you can tap the "Account" button and select "Register Account". A new form will populate where you can enter your information. Your account is a free registration that allows you to access Life Lists and Sightings from all of our apps. To go back in Android, hit your Back key on the device itself.
Depending on which device you have, it may be a physical button on the left or right side. You can also tap on the blue "Audubon Birds" logo to go back to the main screen, or the Home entry at the top of the left-hand navigation panel.
Sometimes the old files stay on the device but are hidden. You can find and delete them by downloading one of man free File manager apps in the Play Store. Please note, we are investigating the content not installing to the SD Card for some devices. If you are experiencing this issue, please let us know which specific device you are using as well as the OS.
To exit the app, tap your device's menu button, and you'll see a "More" menu. Scroll to the bottom and you'll see the "Exit" option. Also, at the top of most screens, you will see the "Audubon Birds" header, and you can tap that to go to the home menu.
Kindle Fire does not offer GPS services, so the map, by default, is pointed here. You can tap anywhere on the map to change the location. We are hoping to improve this experience if GPS services become available. Support for our online community of fellow nature lovers.
NatureShare is best accessed and used via one of our free Audubon Bird Guide apps to record and share your wildlife and nature encounters. Not a part of our NatureShare community? Join via one of our free Audubon Bird Guide apps today.
The left panel displays recent sightings from members. Select a sighting from the left to see a bigger image and map location of the sighting. While we encourage you to check out NatureShare and be a part of our nature-loving community, there is an option to set your profile to Private in Account Preferences. This means that:. To set your profile to private, login into the app and tap on the Menu icon in the top left corner.
There is a checkbox to mark your profile as private. Be sure to save any changes you make to your Preferences. We require a sign-in for the personalized and communal sharing features that form the heart of our NatureShare community of nature lovers.
Your app should put your pin at your current location. You can change this by tapping the map display. You can tap the image of the map to provide a larger view of the map, and you can tap and hold the pin to move it.
You can also zoom the map in and out with gestures pinch to zoom out, reverse pinch to zoom in. Tap on the date to change the date and time of your sighting. Label Your Location: We have some tags associated with certain areas on the map.
Tap on the map. You can zoom out and move the map to where you saw the sighting. When you find your location, tap on it to move the pin. Upload speeds could be slow based on the limitations of your internet service. At this time, there is no visual indicator of progress when uploading images for sightings. If you try to complete your sighting before you see your photo display in the Sightings, the system will use the default image from our database.
In order to ensure that your photo is used, please wait a few more moments until your photo appears in the "add sighting" window—it will replace the upload photo button. We are working to incorporate a loading symbol in the future. Recent sightings indicate birds seen nearby your area in the last 30 days, while the binoculars indicate opportunities to see new or notable rare birds for your area.
A blue pin indicates a user sighting at a user location. The red pins indicate a species found at a hotspot noted by eBird. With our completely redesigned Sightings feature, you can keep a record of every bird you encounter, whether you're hiking, sitting on the porch, or simply catching a glimpse of birds out the window.
We'll even keep an updated life list for you. See where the birds are with nearby birding hotspots and real-time sightings from eBird. Keep up with the latest news from the world of birds, science, and conservation. Find an Audubon location near you to go birding. Or see where your voice is needed and take action to protect birds and the places they need, right from your app.
Membership benefits include one year of Audubon magazine and the latest on birds and their habitats. Your support helps secure a future for birds at risk. Our email newsletter shares the latest programs and initiatives.
Very helpful. I recently took a vertebrate zoology course and really enjoyed the class! Audubon was instrumental in facilitating my interest in ornithology and bird watching. My favorite feature is being able to just click on a bird and get the identification information. The Bird ID feature is extremely helpful, it just makes seeing new species so much more exciting!
Audubon provides scientific names, calls, habitats, breeding habits, etc. Going out in the morning to bird watch just a little way from my college or apartment is wonderful. Going outside into nature and learning classification skills has made learning biology as my major a great experience! Thanks, Audubon!
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Learn More. With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. App Store Preview. Screenshots iPhone iPad. Description The Audubon Bird Guide is a free and complete field guide to over species of North American birds, right in your pocket. Jul 20, Version 5. Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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