BirdsEye Texas OS

BirdsEye Texas OS

Développeur Birds in the Hand, LLC

Paquet:

com.birdseyebirding.birdseye.texasos

Téléchargements:

1K

Taille:

4.6 MB

Nécessite android:

4.1 ou version ultérieure

Mise à jour:

21 avril 2016

10

Dernière version:

1.2.67

Âge:

Tout le monde

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Texas Ornithological Society provides this FREE app to help you find birds around Texas! Based on the popular BirdsEye bird finding app, the Texas Ornithological Society App lets you: See sightings of all the regularly occurring birds found in Texas.

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