BirdTrack in 2016

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12 Dec 2016 Wren by Edwyn Anderton

This year has been a busy one for BirdTrack. In February, we released the new version of the popular app for iOS devices. In July, the new version was released for Android devices.

Work has also been ongoing on upgrading the database to meet future requirements. This has necessitated some recent days with limited access to BirdTrack. Thanks to the BTO's Information Services team, these have been handled quickly and efficiently. Apologies for any inconvenience the downtime may have caused.

We are continuing to expand the global data entry portal with new graphs and a sightings feed to be added in the New Year.

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