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]]> http://birdfreak.com/review-of-the-iflyer-birdsong-scanning-wand/comment-page-1/#comment-11199 Tabib Sun, 20 Dec 2009 00:06:17 +0000 http://birdfreak.com/?p=5060#comment-11199 This is one cool hardware that will make bird ID and very pishing easily. This is one cool hardware that will make bird ID and very pishing easily.

]]> http://birdfreak.com/review-of-the-iflyer-birdsong-scanning-wand/comment-page-1/#comment-11120 Stacia Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:34:52 +0000 http://birdfreak.com/?p=5060#comment-11120 I had the opportunity to try this product and loved it. I think it would be really helpful out in the field for beginners (that's what I am!). I had the opportunity to try this product and loved it. I think it would be really helpful out in the field for beginners (that’s what I am!).

]]> http://birdfreak.com/review-of-the-iflyer-birdsong-scanning-wand/comment-page-1/#comment-11087 Mary Carlson Mon, 14 Dec 2009 15:39:14 +0000 http://birdfreak.com/?p=5060#comment-11087 Eddie - my husband gave me this for Christmas a couple years ago. I hadn't thought about taking it along on my birding hikes. But that's probably because my daughter usually goes with me and she has iBird on her iPhone. But I have enjoyed using it at home when I hear a bird singing near our yard but can't place the song or call. I'm glad to hear that Terry is still working on improving some of the sounds and possibly adding some sounds, too. I would love to have Terry consider west coast birds in a more defined aspect. There is a different song/call from a Chestnut-backed chickadee than from its counterpart, Black-capped chickadee. Same goes for the Lesser goldfinch and its counterpart American goldfinch. And I certainly would love to have a whole section of various sparrows. The section "Yardbirds western" features many birds I do not get, such as Steller's jay and black-billed magpie or even yellow-headed blackbird. Now it would be nice if western scrub jay was featured, although I don't mistake that call. ;o) Eddie – my husband gave me this for Christmas a couple years ago. I hadn’t thought about taking it along on my birding hikes. But that’s probably because my daughter usually goes with me and she has iBird on her iPhone. But I have enjoyed using it at home when I hear a bird singing near our yard but can’t place the song or call. I’m glad to hear that Terry is still working on improving some of the sounds and possibly adding some sounds, too. I would love to have Terry consider west coast birds in a more defined aspect. There is a different song/call from a Chestnut-backed chickadee than from its counterpart, Black-capped chickadee. Same goes for the Lesser goldfinch and its counterpart American goldfinch. And I certainly would love to have a whole section of various sparrows. The section “Yardbirds western” features many birds I do not get, such as Steller’s jay and black-billed magpie or even yellow-headed blackbird. Now it would be nice if western scrub jay was featured, although I don’t mistake that call. ;o)

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