Bird QR
Bird QR also gives readers direct access to download the free Merlin® Bird ID app from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology (used by more than one million bird watchers), find out about upcoming new titles that will work with Bird QR, and instantly access the All About Birds website from the Cornell Lab, used by more than 14 million people annually.
Category : Education
Reviews (12)
The app worked like advertised till mid november 2019, when the sounds did not load anymore, despite qr scanning still working; a nice improvement would be the possibility to search in the huge history list
I am upcoming orinthology enthusiast and this app is wonderful. A thrilling experience to listen to the bird calls of those species that you just learned about. A great addition to the Birds of America puzzle. Thanks for the app.
Loved it until a couple of weeks ago when the bird call audio links quit working. App just spins and locks up waiting for the audio :-(
A good addition to Bird a day calendar. The only reason why not 5 stars, it needs the internet connection even for already scanned abd downloaded birds' songs.
I downloaded the app for a kids book and it scans and goes nowhere. It would be easier for me to go to Google and find the calls since these won't load.
Works great with Crow Not Crow by Jane Yolen. I love the search history list. It makes it easy to play back to my students.
Downloaded the app and the scan screen is just a black screen. Super disappointed.
QR scans and freezes. Does not work
Wonderful! Love hear reading more about each bird.
Couldn't get bird calls to play.
Love being able to use it with the book we have, for our baby!
I enjoyed the bird songs and calls immensely until January 17th when the rest of the year was held hostage by Visual Lead. I paid for the content once when I bought the calendar. I don't appreciate having to jump through more hoops to access this information. Bad idea Cornell Lab. Very disappointing.