Apps for Birders, by Birders

New!! BirdsEye HD for the iPad.

The world’s best bird finding app just got better. Use our real-time eBird access and exclusively-detailed maps to instantly pinpoint the birds you want to see—whether they are around the corner or across the country. BirdsEye HD was designed specifically for the iPad and beautifully fills the screen!

BirdsEye: The ultimate bird finder

Want to find more birds, reach better birding locations and have more fun birding? Use BirdsEye, the leading technology for bird finding in North America and the only mobile application that guides you to the birds.  BirdsEye uses the millions of sightings entered every month into eBird.org to show you what birds are being seen near you, to let you know about rare birds in your backyard or throughout North America and to help you plan trips to find target birds.

• • Stay up-to-date on birds seen recently in your area. See demo
  • Browse Rare and Notable sightings locally and beyond. Demo
  • Find target species and browse birding hotspots. Demo
  • Manage and grow your life list 

BirdLog: eBird data entry on the fly

Enter bird sightings into eBird where and when you need it ... in the field!  BirdLog is the exclusive mobile data entry tool for eBird.  

Check out our demo video!

• • • BirdLog available for iPhone and Android
    • Keeps a running tally of how many of each species you’ve seen
    • Available in both Worldwide and North American versions
    • Create lists even when there is no cell coverage
    • Quick Entry bar makes data entry fast and easy
    • Plot the exact location of your sightings using your phone's GPS

Your purchase helps support the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology and other bird-related not-for-profit organizations!

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Supported Platforms 

BirdsEye is optimized for use with iPhone, and iPod Touch Platforms, while BirdLog is available for Android, iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. BirdEye HD is specifally optimized for the new iPad.  Pulling in fresh data on bird sightings from Cornell’s eBird database requires internet access, either via cell phone or wireless connection. iPod touch users can use the full services of BirdsEye to plan birding expeditions while connected wirelessly. Stored data, sound, photographs and text are always available, even away from a cell phone connection.

BirdsEye is Powered by eBird
eBird at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology pulls in several million bird observations each month. These observations are added by thousands of birders and reviewed by local birding experts – making BirdsEye the most accurate, comprehensive bird location mobile application.