Chirp! Bird Songs UK & Europe Hack 3.2.3 + Redeem Codes
Listen, learn, enjoy birdsongs
Developer: Spiny Software Ltd
Category: Reference
Price: $3.99 (Download for free)
Version: 3.2.3
ID: com.hilarywilson.BirdSongEurPlus
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Description
As seen on Alexander Armstrong's phone on the BBC's Michael McIntyre's Big Show
Simon Mayo, radio presenter: "Great app... Everyone loves it... Can I request a Bittern?"
Chosen by Apple for "Apps for the Great Outdoors"
"Identifying a bird by its song is fun and satisfying and this app is a great help" - The Telegraph, 500 Must-Have Apps
"Equal parts wildlife guide and feel-good pick-me-up" - The Guardian, "Top 10 Green Apps"
Chirp! includes songs and calls for 260 birds, and includes special features such as a ‘human translation’, to tell you what the bird is actually saying.
The identification and learning of bird songs can be hard, but not with Chirp!. A short description and helpful tips are given for each song or call, as well as a photo of each bird. Birds can be sorted by commonness, so you can listen to the most common ones first, then move on to rarer species. Or sort by song style, so that you can compare birds that hoot and coo, or those with high pitched songs for example. You can also sort by name, habitat or bird group.
After listening, try the quiz to test your memory. Answer fast to earn a score multiplier and get on the high score table. Experienced birders can use the custom quiz to help distinguish and learn similar songs.
The slideshow section can be used as a way to relax, or switch the voiceover on and see if you can say the name of the bird before the voiceover. This is a good way of competing with the family - who can say the name of the bird first?!
Includes birds from Britain, Ireland, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Portugal and Italy.
Simon Mayo, radio presenter: "Great app... Everyone loves it... Can I request a Bittern?"
Chosen by Apple for "Apps for the Great Outdoors"
"Identifying a bird by its song is fun and satisfying and this app is a great help" - The Telegraph, 500 Must-Have Apps
"Equal parts wildlife guide and feel-good pick-me-up" - The Guardian, "Top 10 Green Apps"
Chirp! includes songs and calls for 260 birds, and includes special features such as a ‘human translation’, to tell you what the bird is actually saying.
The identification and learning of bird songs can be hard, but not with Chirp!. A short description and helpful tips are given for each song or call, as well as a photo of each bird. Birds can be sorted by commonness, so you can listen to the most common ones first, then move on to rarer species. Or sort by song style, so that you can compare birds that hoot and coo, or those with high pitched songs for example. You can also sort by name, habitat or bird group.
After listening, try the quiz to test your memory. Answer fast to earn a score multiplier and get on the high score table. Experienced birders can use the custom quiz to help distinguish and learn similar songs.
The slideshow section can be used as a way to relax, or switch the voiceover on and see if you can say the name of the bird before the voiceover. This is a good way of competing with the family - who can say the name of the bird first?!
Includes birds from Britain, Ireland, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Portugal and Italy.
Version history
3.2.3
2023-03-21
Improved navigation for the visually impaired.
3.2.2
2022-12-12
Bug fix for the slideshow voiceover in iOS 16.
3.0.2
2022-11-13
Bug fix.
3.0.1
2022-04-08
Small bug fixes plus a couple of new birds - the Tufted Duck and the Red-crested Pochard.
3.0.0
2022-01-17
The app has had a complete overhaul to keep it working well into the future. More birds have been added, and you can now make your own custom lists of sounds to use in the quiz and the slideshow.
2.2.3
2019-02-19
Chirp! Bird Songs & Calls of Britain and Europe. The original app for identifying and learning bird songs, and still the best! This update keeps the app running smoothly and fixes a bug with the display of high quiz scores on the iPhone X.
2.2.2
2019-02-15
Chirp! Bird Songs & Calls of Britain and Europe. The original app for identifying and learning bird songs, and still the best! This update keeps the app running smoothly, and includes 20 new bird sounds such as the 'squeaky-gate' call of the young Long-eared Owl and the alarm call of the Greenfinch.
2.2.1
2017-06-13
Bug fix for custom quiz.
2.2.0
2017-06-03
The app has been updated with a number of general improvements and small bug fixes, plus larger bird photos on the iPhone.
Thank you to everyone who has left a review - it is very much appreciated! These reviews will unfortunately disappear now that we have released an update, so if you could update your review, that would be great!
Thank you to everyone who has left a review - it is very much appreciated! These reviews will unfortunately disappear now that we have released an update, so if you could update your review, that would be great!
2.1.6
2015-06-11
This update includes three new birds: the Dartford Warbler, the Yellow Wagtail and the Grey Wagtail, as well as general improvements.
2.1.5
2015-01-22
Bug fix! The previous version had a bug in the custom level of the quiz on the iPad, which could lead to a blank screen. This has now been fixed.
2.1.4
2014-12-09
Big changes on the iPhone - the app now rotates, and works in portrait as well as landscape! We’ve been wanting to do this for ages, but it was a lot of work!
We ‘ve also added a new feature, a human translation of the song or call, rather like ‘Google Translate’ for birds. Tap the small speech bubble above the image of the bird to see this.
And of course we’ve added some new bird sounds. The new birds are: Goosander, Night Heron, Purple Heron, Water Rail, Whooper Swan, Wood Sandpiper, Savi's Warbler, Bearded Tit, Siberian Jay, and Manx Shearwater.
We ‘ve also added a new feature, a human translation of the song or call, rather like ‘Google Translate’ for birds. Tap the small speech bubble above the image of the bird to see this.
And of course we’ve added some new bird sounds. The new birds are: Goosander, Night Heron, Purple Heron, Water Rail, Whooper Swan, Wood Sandpiper, Savi's Warbler, Bearded Tit, Siberian Jay, and Manx Shearwater.
2.1.3
2013-12-17
This update adds the great sounds of the Rock Ptarmigan, Willow Ptarmigan, Chough, Alpine Chough, Greylag Goose and Canada Goose, and also a new feature - a voiceover in the slideshow section, announcing the name of the bird at the end of each sound (iOS 7 only). This new feature is great for testing yourself informally, or for competing with the family – who can say the name of the bird first?
2.1.2
2013-09-10
This update adds 17 new sounds, chosen from your suggestions! The new birds include:
Common Gull
Common Sandpiper
Coot
Dotterel
Great Grey Owl
Grey Heron
Kittiwake
Little Ringed Plover
Ringed Plover
Sardinian Warbler
Snowy Owl
White-tailed Eagle
Common Gull
Common Sandpiper
Coot
Dotterel
Great Grey Owl
Grey Heron
Kittiwake
Little Ringed Plover
Ringed Plover
Sardinian Warbler
Snowy Owl
White-tailed Eagle
2.1.1
2013-05-30
17 great new bird songs and calls! Let us know if there are other sounds you think should be included and we'll do our best to fit them in.
New sounds:
Curlew (song flight)
Great Crested Grebe
Great Spotted Cuckoo
Grey-headed Woodpecker
Hen Harrier
Little Grebe
Marsh Harrier
Middle Spotted Woodpecker
Peregrine
Pygmy Owl male song
Pygmy Owl song
Shoveler
Spotted Flycatcher
Spotted Nutcracker
Woodlark song
Woodlark call
Wryneck
New sounds:
Curlew (song flight)
Great Crested Grebe
Great Spotted Cuckoo
Grey-headed Woodpecker
Hen Harrier
Little Grebe
Marsh Harrier
Middle Spotted Woodpecker
Peregrine
Pygmy Owl male song
Pygmy Owl song
Shoveler
Spotted Flycatcher
Spotted Nutcracker
Woodlark song
Woodlark call
Wryneck
2.1.0
2013-02-07
Full screen support for iPhone 5 and other improvements. The larger screen of the iPhone 5 allows a larger photo of each bird and larger text for the song description.
2.0.9
2012-09-15
Bug fixes and general updating
2.0.8
2012-04-16
In this version:
* New ways of comparing sounds - they can now be sorted by habitat and by bird group
* Italy is now included
* Orientation bug fix for iPad, and improved graphics
* New bird sounds: Capercaillie, European Bee-eater, Blue Rock-Thrush, Firecrest, Ortolan Bunting, Rosefinch, Cirl Bunting
If you enjoy Chirp!, please consider leaving us a review in the AppStore. We really appreciate this, especially after the release of an update.
If you're experiencing difficulties with our app or have suggestions for improvement, please email us.
Thanks for supporting iSpiny!
* New ways of comparing sounds - they can now be sorted by habitat and by bird group
* Italy is now included
* Orientation bug fix for iPad, and improved graphics
* New bird sounds: Capercaillie, European Bee-eater, Blue Rock-Thrush, Firecrest, Ortolan Bunting, Rosefinch, Cirl Bunting
If you enjoy Chirp!, please consider leaving us a review in the AppStore. We really appreciate this, especially after the release of an update.
If you're experiencing difficulties with our app or have suggestions for improvement, please email us.
Thanks for supporting iSpiny!
2.0.7
2011-12-16
New sounds: The alarm calls of several garden birds (Blue Tit, Robin, Wren, Blackbird and Mistle Thrush), plus the flight call of the Redwing. In addition, the remarkable sound of the Mute Swan in flight, the Black-throated Diver (thanks to Lasse Karlsson for the recording) and the Tengmalm's Owl. You may need to select "All Birds" to hear all the new sounds.
In addition, Spain and Portugal are now included!
In addition, Spain and Portugal are now included!
2.0.6
2011-10-27
Improved iOS 5 compatibility.
2.0.5
2011-08-09
New bird sounds: Meadow Pipit, Tree Pipit, Great Reed Warbler, Dipper, Redshank, Avocet, Whinchat and Marsh Warbler, plus extra sounds for the Chaffinch and Song Thrush.
New feature, iPhone only: tap the name of the bird under the photo (on the screen with the list of birds), and a window will pop-up with the name of the bird in many languages.
New feature, iPhone only: tap the name of the bird under the photo (on the screen with the list of birds), and a window will pop-up with the name of the bird in many languages.
2.0.4
2011-02-17
5 new birds! Waxwing, Reed Bunting, Corn Bunting, Tree Sparrow and Eagle Owl.
2.0.3
2011-01-25
Bug fix for devices running old operating systems (iOS3).
2.0.2
2011-01-18
6 new birds: Grey Partridge, Red-legged Partridge, Woodcock, Cetti's Warbler, Crane and Great Northern Diver.
2.0.1
2010-12-16
A new slideshow feature! Choose which birds to include, maybe add background bird song, then simply relax and dream of springtime :).
In addition, 3 new birds: Shelduck, Ruddy Shelduck and the Black-tailed Godwit.
Also, improved accessibility for the partially sighted. We are working on further improvements.
In addition, 3 new birds: Shelduck, Ruddy Shelduck and the Black-tailed Godwit.
Also, improved accessibility for the partially sighted. We are working on further improvements.
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Ratings
4.8 out of 5
5 Ratings
Reviews
audl,
I've been waiting for this one
I'm a born again birder living in Germany. With this app it is so easy to use and compare the birds. Other apps I have to go in and out and look for the names before I can see or hear the bird. I want to improve my listening skills and with the game that is included it makes practice fun! Yeah! Thanks for reading my mind. PS. PLUS you can choose your language if it isn't English.
PruDog16,
Chirp
Anytime I feel like I need a shot of England, I just open this app and "move to the country."
Sorebo,
Great app!
I really liked this app :-)
Manelica,
Love it!!
I live in the USA but have a friend who lives in the U.K. who periodically posts pictures of birds on the forum. With this app I can look up the bird and hear the sounds too. This is such a great reference app with pics, sounds and a bit of info. What's neat is how easy and fun it is to look up a birdie here unlike the olden days when you were stuck with a boring reference book with no sounds to help confirm the bird. Besides in today's market no way can you get this much info for a mere USD2.99. you guys rock!! Keep up the good work. The songs of some of these U.K. birds are so rich and beautiful. Yes, I have the chirp USA too. Highly rcommended. What's also neat is the slideshow menu where you can list your favorite birdsongs and just let them play. Somestimes at work where I work night shift, I just let the birdsongs play and it changes the ambiance of the windowless room full of computer and technical stuff and cheers it up and makes me feel like I'm outdoors. cool. A good education tool too to be able to distinguish the song of a bird and identify it by name and picture.
