Recording sightings |
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Record sighting. Your current position will be automatically recorded together with the species. |
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Record sighting at your current position and provide a picture as proof. |
Links to species on wikipedia |
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the white wikipedia icon means that you need a data connection... |
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... while the green one indicates you have downloaded this article to your SD-card. This means you have access to it without a data connection. |
Searching |
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Search for a species by common name (e.g. "red fox") or scientific name in the database on your phone - or in the database on the anymals.org server |
Filtering |
Besides the search function, there is a feature called "taxonomic filter" which ONLY applies to the nature guide you are currently viewing. It does not query any databases. |
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show all species of current guide |
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show only animals of current guide |
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show only arthropods of current guide (spiders, insects and such) |
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show only birds of current guide |
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show only fish of current guide |
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show only mammals of current guide |
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show only plants of current guide |
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show only vertebrates of current guide |
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Identifying a species |
For some groups of species, you can use an identification scheme to point out what exactly you are spotting. These identification helpers are provided by offene-natufuehrer.de and are currently only available in german language. If you want to create new identification helpers for the community you can do so on their website.
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Indicators |
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the associated content (guide or identification scheme) has to be downloaded |
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the associated content (guide or identification scheme) has already been downloaded and now is available on your phone, anytime - anywhere |
Favorites |
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this list contains the species you have marked as favorites |