What Reddit Says About Wildlife Board Apps
We compiled 8 Reddit discussions about Wildlife Board apps from 7 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
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r/PNWhiking
Best Bird Identification App · Best TheHunter: Call of the Wild Guide · Best A Bird Story Guide · Best Camera For Wildlife Photography · Top 2% Rank by size · Reddit · reReddit: Top posts of March 2, 2024 · Reddit · reReddit: Top posts of March 2024 ·
r/ecology
So far I see a lot of ID apps, but if we are talking about any software for wildlife enthusiasts there's a lot of options.
r/boardgames
Darwin's Choice has a fun approach to adaptation and evolution and beautiful illustrations, though it has a lot of moving parts so not very well suited for very young kids (unless you have an adult act as game master), or larger groups (becomes unwieldy on the table).
r/BirdPhotography
Like the others said, EBird is good. I like to supplement it with INaturalist. EBird hotspots can be a little general, esp. if you are looking for a particular bird. The INaturalist can show you more specifically where something has been seen.
r/wildlifephotography
31 votes, 66 comments. Hey folks. I am working on a pokedex style app for real animals. It is a work in progress and I have implemented a few…
r/wildlifephotography
Mammals don't usually fly so you can generally read about your local mammals on a website or in a book, you don't need a constantly updated app. ... Create your account and connect with a world of communities. ... By continuing, you agree to our User Agreement and acknowledge that you unde...
r/naturejournaling
Hey, first post here. I’ve been working on an app called RealDex . It’s basically for identifying animals you come across and keeping a personal…
r/nature
Also if you use the camera function in the google app (the browser version doesn't appear to have it) you can photograph something for a quick ID. In my experience it has been pretty accurate. Use the camera icon on the search bar. Have a great trip! ... Yes, insects as well, but I’m not sure a...
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