I believe that the Merlin app is a secret weapon attracting more people to
birding. More and more as I am out birding, I get approached by walkers,
bikers or runners wanting to visit about what birds I am seeing. And more
often than not, Merlin comes up in the conversation. These are folks that
are not birders but definitely are getting interested in birding because of
Merlin. Many of them mention their surprise at the number of species that
Merlin ID’s in their own backyards. I think that Merlin is the new spark
app that will bring in a lot of new birders.
Gregg Goodrich
Highlands Ranch
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