BirdsEye Galápagos 2.3.1

BirdsEye Galapagos offers valuable assistance in identifying the birds you encounter during your visit to the Galapagos Islands. It provides comprehensive information on our unique avian fauna, along with insights into the conservation efforts dedicated to safeguarding this remarkable World Heritage Site.

Key features of BirdsEye Galapagos include:

• Access to photos, sounds, and detailed descriptions of all bird species found in the Galapagos Islands
• Recent sightings and seasonal abundance data presented through informative bar charts for every bird species
• Convenient links to the websites of the Galapagos National Park and Charles Darwin Foundation, facilitating quick access to essential trip-related information

The Galapagos National Park Directorate and the Charles Darwin Foundation have jointly launched a monitoring program to assess the conservation status of land birds in the Galapagos. This vital initiative relies on contributions from natural historians and the broader community to track and document bird sightings through submissions to eBird. Your involvement is greatly appreciated.

By creating a FREE BirdsEye account, users can:

• Backup their life lists
• Sync their life lists with eBird
• Access 'NEEDS' lists based on birds not yet included in their life list
• Synchronize their account data across multiple devices

Further details about BirdsEye:

• The app utilizes your device's GPS functionality to display recent bird sightings near your current location within a customizable range of up to 250 miles (or km)
• Easily search for specific bird species by name or code to view recent sighting locations plotted on an interactive map
• If you are an eBird user, you can import your year or life lists from various geographic scopes and even manually manage or update your lists, which are securely stored online
• BirdsEye is designed to provide optimized display on iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices operating as an iPhone app