I use iBird Ultimate on my iPhone and really enjoy it.

The app has a filter feature that allows you to enter your address and it will give you a list of birds within a radius you designate. I entered my Sequim address and a 25 mile radius. The resultant list totaled 265 birds out of a list of 956.

This may be an easy way for your friend to enjoy the birds here on the Olympic Peninsula.

Take care all.

Scott Clausen
Sequim, WA


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> An iPhone owner friend of mine is looking for an app that is for just the

> birds of the PNW, or better yet, the State of Washington. He lives in the

> Olympic Peninsula and is a fairly new border. He is overwhelmed by apps

> that cover all of the United States or North America. He wants to learn the

> local bird songs/calls he frequently hears. Barring that so such app

> exists, is there a way to ?modify?, for lack of a better word, an existing

> app so that it plays only ?local? bird calls/songs? Any help would be

> appreciated. Thanks!

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> Vincent Lucas

> Port Angeles, WA

> vincentlucas5 at gmail.com

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