Sound Of Bird Chirping

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The most functional Bird Song app on the market by far. Make your own bird song recordings and keep a bird song diary.

Have you ever heard a bird singing and wondered "What kind of bird is that?". Sound Of Bird Chirping is a great tool to help you learn to quickly and easily identify birds by their songs and calls. It's great fun to use too. With Sound Of Bird Chirping, identification can be enjoyed by the whole family.

Sound Of Bird Chirping has been created by professional published ecologists. The app does not need an internet connection, all songs and calls are downloaded when the app is purchased, one hundred and eighteen species are included.

"Black Crowned Sparrow lark"

"Bar Tailed Lark"

"Desert lark"

"Greater hoopoe-lark"

"Calandra lark"

"Bimaculated lark"

"Greater short-toed lark"

"Lesser short-toed lark"

"Crested lark"

"Eurasian skylark"

"Horned lark"

"Temminck's lark"

"Eurasian blackcap"

"Garden warbler"

"Lesser whitethroat"

"African desert warbler"

"Barred warbler"

"Eastern Orphean warbler"

"Menetries's warbler"

"Spectacled warbler"

"Eurasian wren"

"Fieldfare"

"Redwing"

"Ring ouzel"

"Song thrush"

"Sardinian warbler"

"Mistle thrush"

"White-spectacled bulbul"

"White-eared bulbul"

"White-cheeked bulbul"

"Indian Black Bird"

"Indian Black Lored Tit"

"Indian Blue Robin"

"Indian Bush Lark"

"Indian Cormorant"

"Indian Courser"

"Indian Cuckoo"

"Indian Nuthatch"

"Indian Robin"

"Indian Scops Owl"

"Indian Skimmer"

"Indian Spotted Creeper"

"Indian Spoted Eagle"

"Indian Stone Curlew"

"Indian Swiftlet"

"Burrowing Owl"

"Amazon Kingfisher"

"Hyacinth Macaw"

"White-Bearded Manakin"

"Toco Toucan"

"Greater Rhea"

"Southern Screamer"

"Jandaya Parakeet"

"Bare-Faced Curassow"

"Scarlet Macaw"

"Brazilian Ruby"

"Black-Eared Fairy"

"Chestnut-Eared Aracari"

"Yellow-Faced Parrot"

"Violet-Capped Woodnymph"

"Capuchinbird"

"Collared Puffbird"

"Ferruginous-Backed Antbird"

"Blue Finch"

"Brazilian Merganser"

"Long-Trained Nightjar"

We have included an early version of Automatic Recognition in the app for you to try. We hope this feature will help you identify common bird species. However, it needs a good quality recording to work, and takes a bit of time and patience to get used to.

Automatic Recognition takes place on the device, no connection to the internet or mobile network is needed.