All Birds North. South America 2.1

This mobile field guide provides comprehensive coverage of all 2,311 bird species documented in northern South America, encompassing Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Suriname, Guyana, French Guiana, Trinidad & Tobago, and the northern regions of Brazil and Peru. Users can view species filtered by individual countries. The content is sourced from Bloomsbury's Helm Guide "Birds of Northern South America," offering detailed accounts of each species supported by over 6,400 high-quality illustrations and 5,000 recordings of songs and calls. All distinct plumage variations, including subspecies and geographic forms, are visually represented.

The app is built upon the authoritative two-volume reference work authored by Robin Restall, Clemencia Rodner, and Miguel Lentino. Its development is a collaborative effort between Bloomsbury Plc and Sunbird Images.

With over half a million downloads and more than 100 applications published to date, Sunbird Images has established itself as a leading provider of digital field guides. The company's apps have been featured more than 300 times by Apple across various countries and have been recognized in numerous publications such as The Times, The Telegraph, and by media personalities including Seth Convey of ITV, who described the app as "incredibly useful," and Adam Vaughan of The Guardian, who called it "lovely."

This application forms part of the Sunbird Images GOLD LABEL series, distinguished by its comprehensive content covering extensive regions with detailed information on numerous species—an industry-standard level of quality and detail.

Key Features:

• Complete coverage of all 2,311 bird species recorded in Northern South America
• Regional filtering options allowing selection of species specific to each country
• Extensive illustrations—over 6,400 images—including all subspecies, geographic forms, age classes, and sexual dimorphism
• Advanced Compare Mode enabling side-by-side comparison of up to 16 species via images, audio snippets, and distribution maps
• Filters for endemic species and vagrants per country
• Library of 5,000 bird songs and calls
• Sonograms with detailed recordings metadata
• Accurate distribution maps featuring subspecies-level detail for northern South America
• Sighting management tools to create lists categorized by location, date, group size, or name
• GPS integration to automatically plot sightings on a map (editable)
• Note-taking capabilities for individual sightings
• User-friendly identification key simplifying species recognition
• Flexible sorting options: alphabetical (A–Z), taxonomic order, or by language interface in six languages (English, Latin, Spanish, French, Dutch, German)
• Search functions based on fragmentary species names or specific identification features like bill shape or tail length

The app features an intuitive layout with clear typography for ease of use. Once downloaded, no internet connection is required to operate—the app is designed for field use. Continued development will bring regular updates at no additional cost.

Further information is available at www.sunbird.tv. We welcome user feedback and are happy to assist with questions or suggestions via email at [email protected].