Do Your Birds asks you three photo questions a day — drawn from the birds that actually live where you live, commonest first. Get one wrong and it comes back until you don't. Get it right three times and it's yours for good.
Every question uses real photographs by real naturalists, from iNaturalist and Wikimedia Commons.
Your day, a question, the moment you learn from a miss — and everything that builds up around it.
Your daily birds come from millions of real sightings near your location — so you're learning the Hadeda on your lawn, not a warbler from another hemisphere.
A photo and four names, three times. That's the entire daily session — done before your coffee's cool. Answer all three right and you bank bonus points.
Get a bird wrong and it keeps coming back in your quizzes until you know it. Name it right three times and it's mastered — a permanent badge in your collection.
Every bird you're asked joins your collection, with a field-guide page: a gallery of photos, habitat, size and diet, its names in other languages, and the story of the bird.
A daily streak, a freeze for the day life gets in the way, and a session that genuinely takes two minutes. Built to be finished, not to keep you scrolling.
A simple points board, a Friends view for the people you play with, and a link to share your day — your three birds, score and streak — straight into the group chat.
Nine birds to study on your home screen: the ones you've missed, the ones you're revising, and the ones you'll meet in the next few days — so tomorrow's questions feel familiar.
Free, with no ads, ever. Install it today and meet your first three birds tomorrow morning.