GoBird - Guide to Nearby Birds

Name: GoBird - Guide to Nearby Birds
Rating: 4.4 (18 reviews)
Author: Tony Gentilcore

By: Tony Gentilcore

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Features & Capabilities

Discover and identify birds around you, for free, anywhere in the world.

• Find the best bird watching hotspots • List rare bird sightings in your area • Map where a particular species has been spotted • Hi-res photos of 10,000+ world birds help make that tricky identification • 150,000 bird call and song recordings covering 8,600+ species

Created with love by a birder, for birders. This is the newest birding app, focused on a fast and simple interface to eBird, the most comprehensive bird sighting database in the world.

Feedback is warmly appreciated. Please let me know what else you’d like this app to do.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Tony Gentilcore

Rating:

4.40

(18)

Version:

1.4.4 Last updated: 2024-02-05

Version code:

854077963

Creation date:

2017-11-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

21.13MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-13

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 301,344 ▼ 987

For Developers

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Developed by:

Tony Gentilcore

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gobird-guide-to-nearby-birds/id1314527966

User Reviews

Not that it ever went away but I was becoming concerned that this app had entered the abandonverse. Thankfully that’s not happening with this new update. This continues to be a beautiful birding app. I highly recommend it.

by Ja*****, 2024-03-08

Works on my sisters iPad but not on my iPhone 12 Pro Max with the latest iOS.

by Jo*****, 2022-04-29

This app is generally good, but I have two complaints. 1. I am nervous about looking at pictures of birds in this app because two different times I was looking at pictures of a bird and a picture of a dead bird with its head missing showed up in the list of photos. This is the main reason why I’m giving this app four stars instead of five. I sent an email to the developer complaining about this issue, but he never responded. 2. The list of birds that have been seen in the morning generally doesn’t show up until 11 a.m., so if I check the app at 8. a.m., and someone saw a bird at 7 a.m. that I might want to go see, I can’t go see the bird, because it doesn’t show up. This problem normally isn’t frustrating for me, but it gets frustrating when the bird is a rare one or an owl. Overall, I would recommend it, just make sure you don’t look at the pictures!