Birds of Peru 1.1

The Princeton Field Guides are a comprehensive and in-depth set of identification tools that are ideal for nature enthusiasts. One particular gem in this collection is the interactive mobile field guide version of Birds of Peru by Schulenberg, Stotz, Lane, O'Neill & Parker. This mobile guide, like its paper counterpart, is undeniably the most complete and authoritative reference for navigating the remarkable neotropical landscape of Peru. With a whopping 1,817 bird species covered, including detailed illustrations showcasing distinct plumages, it leaves no stone unturned.

What sets this mobile version apart is its exceptional features, such as audio recordings for 1,510 species and a "Smart Search" function that allows users to filter birds by color, size, and habitat. It also includes the latest updates to reflect the current eBird/Clements taxonomy.

Peru is globally renowned for its stunning wildlife diversity and being home to nearly one-fifth of all bird species on Earth. As a result, it attracts birders and nature enthusiasts from around the world. In this context, Birds of Peru mobile field guide stands out as the ultimate tool for exploring this neotropical paradise. Offering concise species descriptions, range maps, audio recordings of bird calls, and detailed illustrations, it exceeds expectations in terms of usability.

With its interactive Smart Search tool facilitating bird identification and an updatable life list feature for tracking sightings, Birds of Peru proves to be indispensable while traversing not only Peru but also other neighboring countries like Colombia, Ecuador, the Brazilian Amazon, and Bolivia.

Now let's dive into its notable features:

• Detailed species accounts for all 1,843 bird species found in Peru
• Audio recordings for 1,515 species, including multiple songs or calls
• Gorgeous illustrations showcasing all major plumages and geographic variants
• Interactive Smart Search tool for refining bird searches by region, color, size, and habitat
• Effortless tracking of your bird sightings on the go
• Updated to align with the latest eBird/Clements taxonomy

This exceptional mobile application marks a fruitful collaboration between Princeton Field Guides and Birds in the Hand, LLC. The audio has been skillfully provided by Peter Boesman and associates.