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Why budding birders are flocking to Shazam-like apps to identify avians

BBC News 27 July 2026, 07:53 UTC 1d ago

Why budding birders are flocking to Shazam-like apps to identify avians — BBC News

Birdwatchers tell the BBC how apps have changed their lifelong hobby - and attracted new birders.

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