Dear B-A,
There are regular RFI posts on B-A by birders who are passing through S/pore and want to do a spot of birding to fill in some time. The Nature Society of Singapore has published a field giuse App for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The App has good photographs of all species to be found in S/pore and has a listing facility which can export lists via email. The App is free.
The App can be downloaded from Apple’s App Store.
Cheers,
Carl Clifford
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According to iTunes Store it needs iOS 4.0 or later, which means a 4th Gen. iPod Touch I am downloading it now. I wish I had it when I was there last year! Roger.
G’day David et al.
I just tried to install this app to my 2nd Gen iPod Touch. It isn’t supported. Disappointing because I can run every other bird field guide app out there.
Oh well. I’m planning on a hardware upgrade later this year.
I wonder what the limitation is.
Cheers Steve
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Thanks to Carl for the tip off. The app is called “Birds of Singapore” and you can read more information here:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/birds-of-singapore/id513185555?mt=8
I’ve downloaded the app and had a look at it. It’s a pretty outstanding effort, particularly for a free app. Well worth having along if you’re birding in Asia as there are high-quality pictures of 300+ species and calls for 110 species. The app itself has some nice features, including integrated list taking and various ways of searching, displaying, and comparing species. ===============================
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