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Product Description
Birds of Texas version 4.5 is now available.
The best just got better! Thayer Birding Software's Birds of Texas version 4.5, released in February 2012, is an amazing birding resource. Built to run on either Windows or Mac computers, this multimedia DVD includes all North American bird species seen in Texas (excluding the very rare and accidental species.) Photographs from world-class nature photographers along with songs, sonograms, action videos and detailed range maps all from the renowned Cornell Lab of Ornithology, make this DVD a must-have for your birding library.
You select Texas from the drop-down list after you install this DVD!
This easy to use program offers a wealth of information on the birds of Texas . The new version 4.5 includes many new photos showing bird's eggs and nests!
Identify Unknown Birds:
Eliminate the guesswork with the Identification Wizard. Enter the bird's colors, size, habitat and location and instantly see photos of all the birds matching your description.
Quizzes:
Take one of the hundreds of quizzes or create your own quiz. Select flash card, multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, or pick-one for hours of enjoyment!
iPod and MP3 Compatible:
Easily export photos and songs for all the birds to your iPod, iPhone or MP3 player.
Keep a record of the date and location of your bird sightings.
See 265 action videos of your favorite birds in their natural habitat; at the nest, in flight and in the water.
Added Bonus: The Birder's Handbook, a classic 700 page bird reference book is also included in electronic format! Read over 250 essays and find out about the nesting habits, diet and life cycle of each species.
System Requirements:
Windows 7, Vista, XP or Mac OS X 10,4, 10.5, 10.6 or 10.7; DVD drive; 2.5 GB free space on hard drive. Technical support requires Internet access.
- New Version 4.5 released February 2012! See 583 Birds of Texas
- 2,708 beautiful color photos
- 565 Songs and Calls
- See 265 videos of bird behavior
- Hundreds of quizzes and the ID Wizard
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