【實用教育app】NZBirder|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

NZBirder can be used in 3 different ways: - Firstly it can help you to learn about a wide variety of New Zealand's rich bird fauna. - Secondly it helps you with the identification of NZ birds.- Thirdly it serves as a handy tool to register the location, time and species of birds in your observations in the popular eBird format. You don't need to be connected to the internet for birdwatching. Only when you email the CSV file will you need cellphone or WiFi coverage.Whether you're a fledgling birder, a visitor to New Zealand or a seasoned birdwatcher and eBird user this app will be of great help with all your observations. While it won't replace your regular field guide it can be used to give you audio-visual clues and identification aids for the most commonly found or iconic as well as some rare birds from Bellbird over Kiwi, Moa, Stitchbird, Tui to Yellowhammer and helps you, whether new to birding or experienced by recording them at any location with field data. It uses your device's GPS to register any number of the contained species in the popular eBird Extended Record format (ebird.org) and will be a real time saver for creating an observation list in eBird format. You can email your bird list in CSV format from the app ready for a later upload to the popular eBird portal (will need to create an eBird account first). Though maintaining your bird lists at eBird makes them a lot more useful you can of course use NZBirder completely without eBird. Sounds are included for most species as a training as well as identification aid. All birds are displayed with a number of important visual identification features. The workflow can be used in a complete offline capacity but if you have internet connectivity the app lets you look up even more detail.List of birds contained: Banded Dotterel, Bellbird, Black Swan, Blackbird, Chaffinch, Dunnock, Fantail, Gannet, Goldfinch, Greenfinch, Grey Warbler, Gull (black backed), Gull (red billed), Harrier Hawk, Kakariki, Kea, Kereru, Kiwi (NI brown), Magpie (Australian), Moa, Morepork, Myna, Oystercatcher (variable), Paradise Shelduck, Peacock, Penguin (little blue), Pheasant, Pied Stilt, Pukeko, Rifleman, Rosella, Shag (little), Shag (spotted), Shining Cuckoo, Silvereye, Song thrush, Sparrow, Starling, Stitchbird, Takahe, Tomtit (South Island), Tui, Weka, Welcome Swallow, Yellowhammer