How To Install Birds Of Britain App on Windows PC & MacBook
Download Birds Of Britain software for PC with the most potent and most reliable Android Emulator like NOX APK player or BlueStacks. All the Android emulators are completable for using Birds Of Britain on Windows 10, 8, 7, computers, and Mac.
- Download Emulators for Windows PC from official pages below to install them.
- Best emulators are here: BlueStacks.com; Or as an alternative BigNox.com.
- Open Android emulator and login with Google account.
- Birds Of Britain app available on Play Store. So search and find it.
- Choose install option under the Birds Of Britain logo, and enjoy!
FAQ Of Birds Of Britain- Features and User Guide
***** NB this app (first published in 2012) is not related in any way to the paid app Birds Of Britain that was previously available on Google Play. *****
Search option : Search by name or part of name to see basic bird details such as size, habitat and colours. You also have the option to see full bird details on line.
Browse option : browse all birds or select by family (option to exclude rarities).
Browse Location option : browse what birds are likely to be found in your area at the moment.
Browse Filters function : choose filters by combinations of size, colour and habitat
Other features :
– Option for metric/imperial size
Images in Feature Graphic :
Greenfinch : Photo by Andreas Trepte, www.photo-natur.de available under a Creative Commons CC BY-SA 2.5 License
Guillemot : Photo by Andreas Trepte, www.photo-natur.de available under a Creative Commons CC BY-SA 2.5 License
Honey Buzzard : Photo by John Gould in Public Domain
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Disclaimer
This app is the property of its developer/inc. We are not an affiliated partner of Birds Of Britain. Every element about Birds Of Britain apps like images and trademarks etc. are the property of the respective owner of Birds Of Britain.
Also, we do not use our server to download Birds Of Britain apps. Download starts from the authorized website of the Birds Of Britain app.
