User Friendly and
Flexible
Features
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Species
Comes
with a complete and up-to-date World Species database or
optionally a local database (Western Palearctic and North
American). The World version contains
distribution information for all the countries of the
World + states for large countries, 393 areas in total.
Other databases included are
World Mammals, European Butterflies, British
Dragonflies, North American Butterflies, North American
Dragonflies and British Moths at no additional cost
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Sightings
Keeps
comprehensive details about your sightings including
unlimited free text notes. Wildlife
Recorder even has its own mini word processor to
let you format your notes.
Sightings can be entered either in
trip form or using the bulk sightings entry facility
which allows rapid entry in any sequence.
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Locations
Keeps
details of all the geographic areas
you have visited. The database
provided contains all the countries of the World plus
state names for larger countries. You may enter details
of States, Counties and Sites. Sub-sites can be defined
if required.
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Observers
Include observers who provided the
sightings data and you can sort by observer.
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Lists
An unlimited number of lists can be kept
automatically from the sightings you have entered.
Any type of lists can be produced; country, state, county, site, faunal zone, ABA/AOU lists
are all possible.
Wildlife Recorder will automatically keep life
lists and, if desired, detailed year lists.
Lists are automatically calculated from sightings data.
and contain information about the species seen, first
and last dates, early and late dates etc.
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Queries
Flexible Queries allow
you can pull up a list of sightings for a site, county,
country or any of the data you have entered, you can
even search your free form notes.
The Query designer allows you to design your own
queries.
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Comprehensive Reporting
Wildlife Recorder is provided
with a comprehensive set of reports to print checklists,
trip reports, lists etc. Reports can be output to the
printer, as a web page (HTML), an Adobe Acrobat document
(PDF) or as a rich text file which can be edited using a
word processor. A Report Designer is included so you
can design even more reports.
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Checklist generator
Allows you to produce your
own checklists based the distribution areas provided
with Wildlife Recorder as part
of the reporting feature above.
Checklists can be can be output to
the printer, as a web page (HTML), an Adobe Acrobat
document (PDF) or as a rich text file which can be
edited using a word processor.
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Linking Images and other Media
Allows
you to easily link digital
photographs,
videos, sound clips and other media to species and your
trips and sightings.
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Import
Sightings and geographic information
can be imported from other systems.
Conversion packages available from Birder's Diary 2.5,
AviSys and BirdBase. Bird Recorder 32 data can also be
transferred if required.
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Export
You can export you sightings data as a comma separated
file.
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Pocket PC (PDA) integration
Full integration with Pocket Bird Recorder
allows you to export species and site
lists to a PDA running Pocket PC2000, 2002, Windows
Mobile 2003, and Mobile 5
On return from your trip the sites,
trips and sightings are seamlessly imported into your
Recorder database.
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Help and Tutorials
Complete on-line help and tutorials.
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Backup
Integral backup and restore utility will compress
and save your data to ensure you never lose it due to PC
or other failures.
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Distribution Mapping
Interfaces to the built in
map facilities.
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Charting and graphing facility.
Versions
Wildlife
Recorder
is available in 2
versions:
Standard Edition
As described
above and with the following species databases:
- Birds of
the Western Palearctic and North America (USA 50 states and
Canada).
- North
American mammals.
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North
American Butterflies.
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North
American Dragonflies.
- European
butterflies.
- British
macro moths.
- British
Dragonflies.
World
Edition
As described
above and with the following species databases:
- Birds of
the World.
- World
mammals.
-
North
American Butterflies.
-
North
American Dragonflies.
- European
butterflies.
- British
macro moths.
- British
Dragonflies.
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