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When you are ready to see more, paid subscriptions give you access to every countable species in your region or worldwide. • See customized lists of birds reported recently near you, at birding hotspots, or any random point on earth! • Automatically sync your life or year lists with eBird for the ABA area, world, country, state or even county! • Find additional content in the Bird Guide Store for other continents, including sounds, images and bird-finding tips from local experts.  A NOTE ON MEMBERSHIPS: In addition to regional memberships, we offer a World membership that gives you access to all of the birds on earth and several other features.  BirdsEye is a unique and powerful tool that helps you discover the birds around you and find the birds you want to see.  The free version of BirdsEye also includes stunning and detailed photographs from many top birders, bird photographers and guides.  Your BIRDSEYE memberships and subscriptions renew each month and your iTunes account will be charged automatically.  Your membership helps pay for our ongoing efforts to create the most innovative and powerful birding apps in the world.  We have partnered with Birdsounds. nl, the premier online store selling bird sounds packages for many regions around the world.  Bird Sounds of Costa Rica, Brazil, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Mexico, Northern Siberia, Sri Lanka, Australia, Peru, Colombia, Belgium and Holland, and Malaysia!  Access these extensive collections of bird songs from right inside of BirdsEye.  To get your membership, just launch BirdsEye and go to the Store.  Memberships, donations and the contributions of photos help us keep making BirdsEye better.  Certain premium features require a regional or world membership to unlock their full potential.  BirdsEye is the perfect tool for birders of any level, naturalists and educators.  BirdsEye is great for beginning and intermediate birders as a free download.  We are committed to supporting the birding community and bird conservation through the eBird project.  See more birds with BirdsEye!