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About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Bird Hunter is a pro-grade, local-first North American wild bird identification and life-list app. Version 5 expands the offline field guide with 1,595 North American checklist records, 53 rich full species profiles, a 117 MB offline ID pack, 136 licensed bird photos, and 45 licensed calls or songs where available. Use visible field traits to narrow likely birds quickly: season, color, size, bill shape, body plan, wing pattern, habitat, behavior, voice, and region context. Results show match strength so you can compare candidates before opening a species page or checklist record. For Bird Hunter, pro grade means decision-grade field identification: broad North American coverage, trait-scored matching, field marks, voice and behavior cues, look-alike checks, licensed media with attribution, offline privacy, and a workflow that helps before, during, and after a sighting. What you can do: - identify likely North American wild birds with trait-based matching - browse a 1,595-record offline bird database - compare similar species by range, habitat, size, shape, field marks, and behavior - review voice notes, food, abundance, seasonal presence, and pro identification tips - open licensed bird photos and available calls or songs with attribution - save sightings with date, notes, confidence, and your own location label - attach an optional field photo from Camera or Photos under the selected bird - keep a private life list on device - use the bundled offline North America Pro Pack without network lookup Bird Hunter does not require an account, does not include ads or analytics, does not track users, and does not upload your photos or notes to a developer-run server.

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