Field Guide to Australian Capital Territory Fauna

Name: Field Guide to Australian Capital Territory Fauna
Rating: 4 (4 reviews)
Author: Museum Victoria

Education

Free

4 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

Museum Victoria
Language

EN
English
Size

283.2
MB

Explore the fauna of Australia's capital in the Field Guide to Australian Capital Territory Fauna app. The app features over 400 species, including mammals, birds, fishes, reptiles, frogs and invertebrates. Each species profile contains a detailed description, beautiful photographs, a distribution map and the animal's endangered status. You can even listen to the calls of frogs, birds, possums, koalas, and many other animals. The app can be used anywhere, from your backyard or school, to your favourite national park or wetland. We've put in a lot of species, but it's still only part of the complete fauna of the ACT. Our scientists will continue to add species over time. We are continually improving our apps. If you have any feedback, please contact us using the App Support button in the Ratings and Reviews section. This app was produced by Museum Victoria with content provided by Australia’s leading natural history museums. It is one of a suite of eight field guide apps produced by museums for every state and territory in Australia.

Ratings & Reviews

4.0

out of 5

4 Ratings

Fantastic
11/04/2015

Stuart D. Wilson
A great app, full of information, pictures and sounds. Can't wait for continued updates to fill out the audio library. Love listening to and identifying the different bird calls. Great resource
Fantastic
11/04/2015

Stuart D. Wilson

A great app, full of information, pictures and sounds. Can't wait for continued updates to fill out the audio library. Love listening to and identifying the different bird calls. Great resource
Great app
02/08/2022

Edenme
Easy to use and thorough with animal information. I’m more interested in birds and can vouch that they covered that very well
Great app
02/08/2022

Edenme

Easy to use and thorough with animal information. I’m more interested in birds and can vouch that they covered that very well

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. The app has been updated to take advantage of the larger screens on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. We’ve also fixed a number of bugs, including an issue where upgrading the device to iOS 9 caused thumbnails and images to disappear in the app. If you have any feedback, or experience any issues with this app, please contact us using the App Support button in the App Store’s “Ratings and Review” section.