Bird Sounds Identifier Call ID

It was easy to download and pretty straightforward: you have to record for at least 10 seconds then you upload the recording, and then it tells you one bird can hear and then you can choose to save it into your albums. However, you do have to pay a subscription either for a week or longer. It’s not much but there are other apps that are much more user-friendly and don’t cost after purchase. The hardest part is figuring out how to terminate the contract that was supposed to be easy.

The reason I like this app is because I can learn about way more birds than I used to learn about birds. This app helps me also because me and my family can learn a lot about all the really cool bird. There are in the world, especially hummingbirds.

The reason that I’m not very impressed is several reasons. I subscribed to the app and called up my first bird. I was excited that I had recorded a fish crow. The sound recognition was great when I listened back to the recording. It was much more amplified than I was hearing in person. However, it had me make a collection, which I promptly named “birds on my deck” I thought “oh this is great!” Then I paid for this subscription. I can no longer find anything. No collections, not even a record of what I have just listened to prior. You’re just starting all over again every bird as if it is the first, and you do not have a local collection of any kind. I am somewhat disappointed. If it doesn’t change… I won’t be renewing.