What nature apps do you use?

Readers share handy tech tools for the modern world of birding and gardening

Planter: Garden Planner helps me plan my garden areas. It calculates new garden dimensions, determines what to plant by season and whether there are companion or combative plants. It can also offer new ideas for you to plant. fe Jennifer Broadstreet Hess, MARION, KS I use Facebook for a local birding page and a Reddit community called What’s This Bird for ID’ing birds. Jodie Gunn HUDSON, MI For gardening, I like to use Seek by iNaturalist to identify plants. Dawn Cassel DOWNINGTON, PA I use Merlin for quick IDs, Audubon Bird Guide app for natural history info, Sibley Birds app for illustrations when comparing similar species, Larkwire to learn birding by ear and BirdQR to match songs with info in the Cornell guides. Molly Tanis FAIRFIELD, CT I use eBird to record my bird sightings. It’s fun…

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Birds & Blooms (Digital) - 1 Issue, February/March 2024

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