A lifetime of sightings? Anywhere in the world? Yes.
Runs on Windows, MacOS and Linux? Without emulation software? Yes.
Easy-to-use? Fast data entry? Yes.
Fast import from eBird, Avisys, BirdBase, and more? Yes.
Hundreds of built-in country and state checklists? Yes.
Big price? No. It's free.
Scythebill is a desktop application for birders to keep track of their life lists and birding records. There's plenty of great birdlist software and birding software available today, but:
- Scythebill is free (and will remain so).
- Scythebill is easy-to-use. It takes a few minutes to get started.
- Scythebill is powerful - loads of features, like flipping between the Clements and IOC checklists
- Scythebill is cross-platform - you don't need to lose your list just because you switch from Mac to Windows to Linux.
- Scythebill is open-source, so anyone can contribute to its development.
New - Scythebill 14.4.5 is available!
Scythebill 14.4.5 adds HBW imports, while Scythebill 14.4 added Birder's Diary and Bird Brain imports, plus a faster way to find species in Browse by location and Show reports.
Other recent versions have added IOC 9.1, eBird/Clements 2018, a new "Splits and lumps" report, a "Never" reporting option, and support for multiple observers in a single .bsxm sightings! See the Scythebill blog for all release notes.
Other recent versions have added IOC 9.1, eBird/Clements 2018, a new "Splits and lumps" report, a "Never" reporting option, and support for multiple observers in a single .bsxm sightings! See the Scythebill blog for all release notes.
Also new - more extended taxonomies!
The mammal taxonomy is now updated to May 2018. And there's an extended taxonomy for North American moths, and three new taxonomies for United Kingdom invertebrates!