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  1. RT @RotatingWorld If you ever feel like an expensive pay app, ibird plus is awesome. I've had wild ravens respond to the bird calls. about 13 hours ago from SimplyTweet
  2. RT on the topic of bird identification. I love this site http://bit.ly/zg5TV and they now have iBird iPhone apps http://bit.ly/927Vym about 13 hours ago from SimplyTweet
  3. RT @kensnyder: iBird is one of my favorite iPhone app's. I've called birds right to me with that app. A must have for any nature photog ;-) about 13 hours ago from SimplyTweet
  4. @Michigania thanks for letting me know. The next update has a shake to hear a random song feature. Your son could learn many more birds. about 13 hours ago from SimplyTweet in reply to Michigania
  5. RT @Michigania: Love the iPhone app. Use as a quiz game. 3 yr old son can now identify a 15 birds by call including an American Bittern. about 13 hours ago from SimplyTweet
  6. RT @DGinDC: @iBirdExplorer iBird Plus the best app for the $$ I've spent ! about 13 hours ago from SimplyTweet
  7. RT @genkigecko: If you ever feel like getting an expensive pay app, ibird plus is awesome. I've had wild ravens respond to the bird calls. 8:27 AM Nov 30th from SimplyTweet
  8. @Michigania just tap the star 8:26 AM Nov 30th from SimplyTweet in reply to Michigania
  9. RT @Bantario Idea, make a silhouette of the bird beside an iPhone 2 give a idea of the size of the bird Best app on my iPhone is ibird pro 9:32 PM Nov 29th from Twittelator
  10. @mstanger thank you - people really depend on reviews so it's very helpful. Usually takes a day or so for it to get past Apple's filters. 9:33 PM Nov 28th from SimplyTweet in reply to mstanger
  11. @mstanger I hope you leave a review in the app store about this interesting story. 8:55 PM Nov 28th from Twittelator in reply to mstanger
  12. @diarmuidcogan they are perfectly free to use the name as it's a different product space. Remember the Ford Explorer and Microsoft Explorer? 8:54 PM Nov 28th from Twittelator in reply to diarmuidcogan
  13. iBird 1.8.3 submitted to Apple reviewers. Features coming: http://j.mp/7WLoFy 8:52 PM Nov 28th from Twittelator
  14. @diarmuidcogan ah ok now I get it 10:43 AM Nov 28th from SimplyTweet in reply to diarmuidcogan
  15. @diarmuidcogan they encourage dozens of products w/ similar name formats. Even put iBIrd in their TV commercial. 8:16 AM Nov 28th from SimplyTweet in reply to diarmuidcogan
  16. RT @mstanger: The app worked great by the way: we found the name of the owl before our representatives from the Biology department did ;-) 11:10 PM Nov 27th from SimplyTweet
  17. @mstanger that's what I love to here! Thanks for letting me know. Huge update on the way. 11:10 PM Nov 27th from SimplyTweet in reply to mstanger
  18. @JKissnHug I hope you leave as enthusiastic a review in the app store :) 9:11 PM Nov 27th from SimplyTweet in reply to JKissnHug
  19. @JKissnHug mojo update coming 8:46 PM Nov 27th from SimplyTweet in reply to JKissnHug
  20. @JKissnHug thanks for letting me know!! 8:45 PM Nov 27th from SimplyTweet in reply to JKissnHug
  • Name iBird Explorer
  • Location iPhone: 37.872212,-122.534380
  • Web http://www.ibird.com
  • Bio Publisher of nature tech products.
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