Description

“If it squeaks, tweets, growls, or howls in Florida's woods, swamps and streams, there's an app for that.”
— Miami Herald
Your essential guide to 10 nature subjects in The Sunshine State. Created in alliance with The National Audubon Society, this app contains a library of information about 403 birds, 170 butterflies, 235 fishes, 141 reptiles and amphibians, 69 mammals, 321 trees, 624 wildflowers, and 151 insects found in FL, with all the high quality features that The Audubon Guides Apps are known for.
The App also includes detailed descriptions and visitor information on dozens of Birding Hot Spots and other Natural Areas, an overview of the region’s Natural Highlights, and specific information on Florida’s rich variety of Habitats.
Every species in Audubon Nature Florida is described with rich and detailed information, all accessed by fast and easy navigation.
•More than 4,000 Professional Color Photographs detailing each species with extraordinary clarity.
•An amazing library of bird songs and calls, featuring over 1,100 songs and calls in crystal-clear audio.
•Range Maps for all birds, showing summer, winter, resident, migration and rare ranges, and for many tree, mammal, fish, reptiles, amphibians, and wildflower species.
•In-depth Descriptions of Every Species, with authoritative information on appearance, habitat, behavior, and much more from the 20 volume National Audubon Society Field Guides to North American Nature.
•Descriptions of the natural habitats, parks and preserves of the region.
•Real Time Availability, no matter where you are, even without an internet connection.

Powerful functionality and ease of use
•State-of-the-Art search functions:
•By first name, second name, and scientific name of every species;
•By family;
•By shape/type;
•By multiple “advanced search” variables;
•By prioritized names or descriptive words in all species accounts.
•A Universal Dashboard allowing you to navigate back and forth between species information, personalized Life Lists and Sightings, search functions and more with ease and clarity.
•Geo-location features listing all species found where you are, or in any zip code, state or region;
•Comparisons to similar species.
•Ability to Create Life Lists, Sightings, Photo Albums, and record your own field experiences. Track a species using the iPhone’s GPS, take a picture of it with the camera, take notes, and save to the App for records of your nature adventures.
•The First Online Field Guide Community, allowing you to interact, post and share sightings, photos, tips, opinions and more.

Audubon Guides is a comprehensive, interactive, digital field guide that combines smart phone technology with the Audubon Society’s vast library of information about birds and all of nature.
Designed to greatly enhance the appreciation, enjoyment and study of nature among people of all ages and levels of expertise, anywhere, anytime, in an environmentally responsible manner.
For more about our program, please visit our interactive web site, audubonguides.com, and join our community of users and share your experiences.

We invite your suggestions, comments, or requests. We also welcome submissions of high quality photography of birds and other species. You can contact us directly by selecting Feedback in the More Section of the application and e-mailing your thoughts and comments directly to us.