spotwild – bird identification

About spotwild – bird identification Android App

? identify mammals, plants, fungi, butterflies, beetles or birds
? Photograph the unknown plant by the wayside with your smartphone and let the community determine it
? Keep your own personal nature diary about your own observations
? Or simply exchange with like-minded people

Photograph the unknown plant along the way with your smartphone, upload it to spotwild with just a few steps and ask the community for help. Capture the bird with the camera and upload it to spotwild. Report the first butterfly sighting of the year to set up a personal nature diary. Share nature experiences and create a community. This is what we want to achieve in essence.

Because we are convinced that with the simplest possible access to such a platform, even lay people interested in nature will be able to get to grips with our nature and the diversity of species. Through the uncomplicated exchange, species knowledge is expanded and thus a contribution to environmental education is made.

Determining plants and animals like birds has never been so easy: No matter if mushroom, tree, bird, beetle or much more: Simply upload a photo and ask the community for help.

With this easy to use app even the nature-interested layman will become a passionate nature-gazer.

Share your nature observations with the community and create your own personal nature diary. What was the first butterfly of the year? When did you see the first swallow? Where was the location of the delicious chanterelles?

Exchange ideas with the spotted game community and get to grips with our great nature and biodiversity. Through the uncomplicated exchange, species knowledge is successively expanded and thus a contribution to environmental education is made. Whether experienced Ornitho, passionate botanist or interested nature layman - everyone is welcome here!

And if you would like to know whether the first birds have already returned from the wintering areas or whether the first mushrooms can already be found in the forest, then simply browse through the current observations of other nature watchers.

Whether the blackbird in your garden or the orchid in the nature reserve: every observation of nature counts. Because if we begin today to collect reliable and surface covering data over our nature, we can draw valuable conclusions from it in some years.

spotwild ? Identifying birds + reporting nature observations