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BirdGenie™ is a breakthrough apk that helps anyone with a phone or smartphone accurately identify birds in the backyard, local park, or on the nature trail—all with the tap of a button! Just keep up your smartphone, record the bird singing, and BirdGenie™ helps you identify the species. The app’s highly developed sound identification ability and expert matching system enable bird enthusiasts to achieve an accuracy unheard of in the birding field. It’s excellent for anyone who wants to learn more about the birds around them. BirdGenie™ contains up to two hundred vocalization types for one hundred species: literally all of the birds likely to be encountered in a backyard or local park, or on a hike, in North America at any time of the year. And the apk is simple to use. Just point your phone or smartphone at a bird, and tap the screen when the bird starts singing. The app’s automatic pre-record feature ensures that you won’t miss the beginning of the song and BirdGenie’s™ patented, highly accurate expert system matches the recording to the closest species. The app’s sophisticated noise-reduction feature means that even in noisy environments, where there is conversation or traffic, you can explore what bird you’re listening to. Beyond specifying a bird species, BirdGenie™ provides sample songs and spectrograms to compare with your own recording and to guarantee a confident match. The apk also contains pictures of all plumages, info about habitat and behavior, and links to further reading. It even has 3-D models for some of the species so you can match various views of a bird. You can share your recordings, images, and matches with mates and another players, and if you’re so inclined, you can anonymously share recordings to a scientific database to assist researchers learn about birdsong variations. No internet connection is needed for anything but sharing, making the tool available everywhere. Perfect for anyone who wants to know what birds are singing around them, BirdGenie™ takes bird identification to a whole fresh good level. With BirdGenie™ you can: Quickly identify most birds just by recording their songs Look at vivid photos of the bird—some in 3-D! Listen to samples of the bird’s different songs and compare them with your recording Keep a log of all your recordings Share your recordings, matches, and images with mates and family Browse the built-in catalog to learn about local species, their another songs, their habits and diet, and much more Use the apk anywhere, as no internet connection is required! Important features of BirdGenie™: The matching expert system beats anything in the shop today Easy-to-use guided player interface Effective noise-reduction system helps players create identifications in less-than-ideal environments Complete species accounts with multiple images for all plumage types (some with 3-D models) Comprehensive spectrograms (voiceprints of songs) Tom Stephenson’s articles and images have appeared in Birding and Bird Watcher’s Digest, at Surfbirds.com, and in the Handbook of the Birds of the Globe. He has guided groups across the United States and Asia. Stephen Travis Pope is an award-winning composer, performer, and tool engineer who develops fresh digital-audio processing apks. He has worked on audio analysis tools and melody find engines for over a decade. Scott Whittle lives in Cape May, Fresh Jersey, and has 20 years of experience as a professional photographer and educator. His photos have been published in a wide range of magazines, newspapers, and ebooks. He and Tom Stephenson are members of the squad that holds the U.S. Large Image Day record. He is also the coauthor, with Tom Stephenson, of The Warbler Tutorial (Princeton University Press). Requires Android device 5.0 and above. Compatible with most common Android device phones and tablets. BirdGenie™ is a trademark of Princeton University Press.