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Professional collection of bird calls and voices for nature lovers

This application contains sound recordings of many species of birds, most common in the territory of Northern Eurasia, including most of Europe and Western Asia. The application covers most of the European territory and can be successfully used in most of Central, Eastern and Southern Europe, including the Baltic States, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Turkey, Transcaucasia and other adjacent territories . For each species there are several of the most typical sounds selected - male songs, male and female calls, pair calls, alarm calls, aggression calls, communication signals, group and flock calls, young calls and begging calls of young men and women. Search engine of all birds. Each audio recording can be played back live or looped. You can use it to attract birds while hiking directly in the wild, to attract a bird and study it carefully, take a picture or show it to tourists or students! Do not use the app to play voices for a long time, this may disturb them, especially during the nesting period. Play recordings to attract birds for no more than 1-3 minutes! If the birds show aggression, stop playing the recordings. For each species, several photos of the bird in the wild (male, female or immature, flying bird) and distribution maps are provided, as well as a textual description of the appearance, behaviour, reproduction and feeding characteristics, distribution and migrations. The application can be used for ornithological excursions, forest walks, hikes, country houses, expeditions, hunting or fishing. The application is designed for: professional birdwatchers and ornithologists; university students and faculty at on-site seminars; secondary school teachers and supplementary education (outside school); forest workers and hunters; employees of nature reserves, national parks and other protected natural areas; songbird lovers; tourists, campers and naturalistic guides; parents with their children and summer residents; all other nature lovers.