Now Available for iOS & Android

Welcome to FeatherFlix

Video Field Guide to Birds of North America

A Mobile App

Features

• Video

  Video of over 500 species showing distinctive behavior.

• Sound

  Live sound with the video. Watch the bird sing — the best way to learn the song and the singer.

• Photographs

  Still photos show detail.

• Range maps

  Full color maps show where the birds live, all seasons.

• Identify your bird

  Look carefully at color, size, and habitat. FeatherFlix will give you a short list of candidates.

• Browse birds

  Enjoy the quiet times, watch and listen to birds you are curious about, prepare for encounters to come.

• List your sighting

  My List helps you record your sightings.

• Share

  Share your sightings with friends!

VIDEO - A New Way of Knowing Your Birds

FeatherFlix has two objectives — to help you identify the birds and, more importantly, to help you KNOW them.

Identify Birds

Using the FeatherFlix identification function promotes careful observation.

Colors - Select all the colors you see including accent colors, especially on plain birds such as sparrows.

Size - The hummingbird icon covers birds up to 5 1/2” long, like chickadees, kinglets, warblers. You select only one size icon; FeatherFlix will automatically look for birds that are smaller or larger.

Habitat - The habitat in which you see your bird.

As you select identification filters, you reduce the number of candidates. Tap the small image of your strongest candidate and go to its information page to see its behavior and hear its sounds.

Browse Birds

If you are confident of the group of your target bird, select that group — Alcids, Ducks, Herons, Hawks, etc. or select All Birds.


Three ways to visit a bird:

• Tap

  Tap a letter at the screen’s right margin - - K, for example. Kingbirds, Kingfishers, Kinglets, Kites populate the carousel.

• Type

  Type the name in the search bar. Auto-complete will assist.

• Twirl

  Twirl the carousel and tap on a bird that catches your fancy.

My List

Serious fun here! At the thumbnail image on each bird’s page is a binocular icon. Tap the binoculars to enter date and location. Accumulate sightings at your home, your state, a park or refuge. Add a note, like, “Carrying nest material, confirms breeding”, “First song of the season”.

You can share your sightings by text, email, or social media.

Explore today!