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Birds of Canada v3.5

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Thayer Birding Software have joined forces to create the ultimate CD for birders. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Birds of Canada v3.5 features all 429 birds ever seen in Canada (excluding Hawaii). This incredible CD includes over 1000 color photos and songs for 429 species. 90 video clips are also included. This CD can help you identify unfamiliar birds. Simply select the color, size, habitat, location or sound of your bird and the program will show you everything that matches your description! Also included are hundreds of quizzes arranged into "Birding Hot Spots", "Christmas Bird Counts", Favorite Birds" and more. Set the level at Easy or crank it all the way up to Difficult. Select Multiple Choice, Fill-in-the-blank, Flash Card or "Pick One" quizzes. This CD also includes a listing and recordkeeping program to help you remember the birds you have seen. With version 3.5, you can also share Custom Lists with your friends, download songs to an iPod for your own personal use and add your own comments and photos for each bird.System Requirements: Windows 2000, Me or XP; Pentium 4 processor or equivalent; 256 MB RAM; CD-ROM drive; 50 MB on hard drive; plus hardware and software required to support multimedia applications. Some features of this CD-ROM require an Internet connection. Why not purchase Guide to Birds of North America v3.5 and see all 926 birds! With the complete version, you can easily filter on just one state or province to study the birds of that region. Focus on local birds or study birds from another province or state before you leave on your trip. The filtering feature in the Guide to Birds of North America v3.5 also lets you study birds from one family, such as Hawks or Warblers. http://www.onlinenaturemall.com/Products2/tbs1887148892.htm" target="_topPlease show me the Birds of North America v3.5 CD

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