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- Installs
- 100+
- Category
- Lifestyle
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 1.4.0
- Released
- Jul 8, 2026
- Last updated
- 14 Oct 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- No
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 7.0
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Bird List is now in Spanish, French and German — bird names too. eBird: • Export to eBird from Explore too: hold a day, month or place • One checklist per outing • Outing details: protocol, time, duration and distance Records: • Repeat the place, in Settings • The species search lists the likely bird first Much faster with lots of records. Fixes in import, records, places, lists and the map.
Your offline bird list: photos, targets and maps. No account. Data stays local.
Your birding life, in your pocket — and yours alone. Bird List is a complete birding and bird-photography journal, built to work 100% offline and to respect your data like no other app in its class. Real privacy • No account, no sign-up, no ads — open and use • Your records live ONLY on your phone • Optional backup to YOUR Google Drive, in an app-private area — not even we can see your data • No telemetry, no tracking Made by a photographer, for photographers and birders • Record sightings, vocalizations and photos — with a 1–5 photo quality rating • Mark sex (male/female/couple), age (adult/juvenile/chick) and flock • Attach your own photo and audio to each record • Date with or without time, location by GPS or search, free tags Complete built-in taxonomy • 27,000+ taxa (eBird/Clements + iNaturalist) including subspecies • Common names in Portuguese, Spanish, French and German (Spanish and French by country), with accent-insensitive search • Reference photo for every species (iNaturalist, with author credit) Smart lists • Filter by country, state, municipality, family, order, dates, marks, sex/age/flock, minimum rating and tags • Manual lists and TARGET lists: species you want to find, with progress tracking and offline media (photo + reference song) to recognize the bird in the field with no signal • Explore: browse your records by place and by taxonomy with zero manual organizing Bring your history • WikiAves: import your records with photos, place, sex and age • iNaturalist: import your observations by username • eBird: import your checklists from the “Download my data” zip • Export to eBird: get your records in “eBird Record Format” to upload them on the eBird website • Open JSON export/import — your data is never locked in Explore • Map of your sightings (tap a pin and return to the exact spot via Maps) • Statistics: lifers per year, families, countries, collection coverage • In English, Portuguese, Spanish, French and German Download and start recording — no account, no e-mail, no giving up your data.