Date: 5/18/26 7:41 pm From: Rob Faucett via Tweeters <tweeters...> Subject: Re: [Tweeters] no sighting - requesting beta testers for birding by ear app
I don’t know the rules but I’m opposed to this type of material being posted on TWEETERS.
Best to an all.
Rob
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Rob Faucett
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Seattle, WA 98105
> On May 18, 2026, at 7:12 PM, Warble Bird Songs via Tweeters <tweeters...> wrote:
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> Greetings bird enthusiasts,
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> Warble Bird Songs, an ear-birding app, is requesting your help. Our small team is looking for beta testers to try out this nearly completed app and provide feedback. Tired of automatic app-generated identifications? Ever struggled with terminology to describe a sound? Warble Bird Songs will help! It builds ear-birding skills by developing your pattern recognition skills. It contains tutorials and provides a new and interactive approach to learning bird sound.
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> Warble Bird Songs contains accessibility features that make it an effective tool for blind and visually impaired users to learn ear-birding. In fact, that is the primary goal of the app. Yet sighted users will find it useful without even realizing these underlying features.
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> We’re a not-for-profit endeavor. Please help us improve the app that will allow the blind and sighted to become better ear-birders independently. All skill levels from beginner to advanced are welcome. For more information or to sign up as a beta-tester, please visit https://warblebirdsongs.wixsite.com/warble-bird-songs >
> Much appreciated -
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> Nora Livingston
> Lee Vining, CA
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> Kristie Nelson
> Eunice, MO
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> Jeffrey Blatt
> Tehachapi, CA
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