Tree Id identify UK trees

Name: Tree Id identify UK trees
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (1748 reviews)
Author: Sunbird Images OHG

By: Sunbird Images OHG

British Tree Identification

Features & Capabilities

Tree Id: Identify UK Trees is an offline field guide to Britain's trees, first released in 2009 as the mobile reference for tree identification. It uses the KUSAM identification system and features high-quality images, covering all native and naturalised species of the British Isles.

Great for families and tree enthusiasts, it works without internet, lets you photograph and map sightings, and offers comprehensive anatomical and ecological information. The app has been recognized by BBC Countryfile and WWF as a top app and praised by Guardian and ITV.

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App Education Photography Content

By:

Sunbird Images OHG

Rating:

4.60

(1,748) 1 ratings

Version:

9.0 Last updated: 2020-06-18

Version code:

836458222

Creation date:

2009-09-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

131.31MB

Price:

4.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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Developed by:

Sunbird Images OHG

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/tree-id-identify-uk-trees/id330025326

Website:

https://sunbird.tv/

User Reviews

Me being a Forestor, I always love to look at the local flora. Britain is fascinating because it only has 20 some-native species but all sorts imported from the states and other locations over the last 3 centuries. Being from NC, USA we have around 200+ native hardwood species. This is a fun App and easy to learn all native species using the App.

by dc*****, 2018-09-21

I love it. Great information!!

by in*****, 2012-07-01

There are some nice, but small, photos. Covers only a few trees. Not sure how many, but seemingly less than a dozen. I hope there is continued development.