UK Dragonflies

If you are Android owner,you now can download UK Dragonflies for free from Google Play. The application is supporting English language. It weighs in at only 10MB to download. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 1.45 has been released on 2014-07-22. The Apple Store includes a very useful feature that will check if your device and iOS version are both compatible with the app. Most iPhone and iPad are compatible. Here is the app`s compatibility information: 2.2 and up
Bottom Line: For more information about UK Dragonflies check developer s1ni5t3r`s website : http://www.ukdragonflies.com/index.php?topic%3D2518.0

Not sure why this app asks you to input the vice county Surely this can be worked out from the grid reference Not as user friendly as the iRecord Butterflies app             Could be more user friendly Roger Butterfield

I use irecord for butterflies and ladybirds and both are very user friendly but this app seems to be overcomplicated to the point I couldn t make head nor tail of it Don t want to have to have gps turned on the whole time whilst recording as it eats battery power which seems counter productive If an app was created with the same user friendlyness as irecord I would definately use it but sadly I won t be using this one         Overcomplicated Bug Boy

Can t enlarge photos to help identify             UK Dragonflies Philip Stevens

As someone who records odonata at a 100 metre resolution on my local sites this Android application is very useful indeed It only allows you to start recording when it has a GPS location fix and then monitors this as you walk creating a set of records each species recorded in each 100 metre square with total adults and BDS banding for adults cojoined pairs and ovipositing females You can also record larval forms etc if you wish Species selection for recording is based on a drill down hierarchy no species name typing required and results are prepared in a format for emailing to the local recorder Overall very good quicker to use than combining a GPS and a notebook but I d like to see a link allowing record storage on iRecord                     A good field tool Graham Checkley

Amazingly useful                     Epic Tchianna I Appleyard