Every bird you see, where, and when.
Birding keeps your sightings in one place: what each bird was, how many, whether you saw it or only heard it, when and where, and its photos and recordings. Your life list and year lists keep themselves, your spots stay private, and the Birdpedia helps you tell a bird from its look-alikes.
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🐦 Every sighting, recorded
The bird, how many, seen or heard, its age and sex, what it was doing, breeding evidence, and how you knew it. Add photos and recordings, and the checklist link from eBird.
📋 Life and year lists
Your life list, this year's list, and lists by country and province build themselves from your sightings, in field-guide order, with every lifer marked. Import your eBird or iNaturalist records to start.
📖 The Birdpedia
The world's birds for members, about 11,000 species by name and family, with full entries for the best known: field marks, voice, look-alikes and how to tell them apart, habitat, and migration.
🗺️ Private spots
Your patch's GPS, directions, and access notes are encrypted, and never on a gallery or in an email. Owls, rare birds, and nests are never shown with a place to anyone else.
🥾 Outings and a calendar
Plan an outing with a packing list (binoculars, scope, field guide), add sightings straight from it, and keep bird walks, counts, and festivals on your calendar.
🔭 Gear, and a Marketplace
Log your binoculars, scope, and camera, then sell or trade what you've outgrown in the members' Marketplace. Share your sightings with family or club friends, or make a gallery of your photos.
Watch birds the way that's best for them: keep your distance from nests and roosts, and follow each place's rules.