We would like to thank Mike Javis for creating the Mammals
of Australia checklist and also Chris Love and David Spencer for completing the
UK Macro Moth Checklist Project. As a
result of their dedication and time, you can download the wildlife checklists
for free from here:
The checklists are ready to use as soon as they are imported
into Bird Journal Complete Edition.
To make it easier to buy Bird Journal as a gift this Christmas we have improved the checkout page to include a ‘Gift it’ section. Previously there was no option to licence the product in a different name, you may now licence Bird Journal in his/her name. The ‘Gift it?’ section looks like this:
We wish you a stress free shop this Christmas
“It is
very easy to use and self-explanatory and allows one to methodically record
each and every species of bird, mammal, butterfly, insect of flower that one
has seen - hugely impressive.” - Lee G R Evans
A special thank you to Lee Evans who
has spent the past month exploring Bird Journal. Read about Lee's experience here.
Remember you can share your
experiences with other birders on our Facebook page.
We are pleased to announce our new Twitter and Facebook pages. As you know we are always open to suggestions and if you have any questions we look forward to hearing from you. We would also love to hear about how you are getting on with Bird Journal and if you would like to write a short review you may do so on our Facebook page: write a short review on Facebook
As well as posting on our blog we will also be keeping our Twitter and Facebook pages up-to-date.
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Bluebird_Tech
Become a fan on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BluebirdTechnology
Thank you for your continuous support and we look forward to chatting with you soon.
We are very pleased to have been reviewed by Bird Watching Magazine this month and would like to share with you their review.
“Even if your birdwatching is strictly of the casual,
stroll-in-the-country-and-take-some-bins type, there’s a lot of
additional pleasure to be gained from keeping a decent record of what
you see.”
Read the full review here
We love to hear what birders are saying about Bird Journal, and if you would like to write a review or testimonial feel free to get in touch, email us here.
We are pleased to announce
the official release of Bird Journal version 2.1. The point release includes
fixes to problems people were having with version 2.0.
What's changed:
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Fixed
spaces being allowed at the start or end of Wildlife Family names.
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Fixed
crash when Wildlife items are used, where Family names have spaces at the start
or end.
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Fixed crash when resolving locations using the import
feature.
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Fixed a number of incorrect species migrations and
assignments.
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Fixed problems showing the migration wizard.
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Fixed
species counts not always being accurate, as they didn't consider the selected
primary taxonomy.
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Fixed occasional crash after removing an entry.
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Fixed some subspecies being incorrectly grouped.
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Fixed occasional crash
after edit locations, cancel was pressed.
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Improved error reporting during
startup.
Bird Journal version 2 users are entitled to a free upgrade and an email will be sent to you with the upgrade details. If you have not received this email please get in touch.
We had an enjoyable weekend exhibiting at the Birdwatcher's Spring Fair in Tamworth. It was great to show off version 2 of Bird Journal, and nice to receive such a warm response.
A special thank you to those of you who travelled long distances to see
us.
Download a free trial version of our latest release, Bird Journal v2 now, by clicking on following link: Bird Journal v2 - Free Trial Version