Showing posts with label iPhone outdoors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPhone outdoors. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Snow Tracking
Just about a foot of snow has fallen in the past 12 hours here in the Adirondacks. Adding that to the 4 or 5 inches we had from this past weekend means it's getting just a tad deep. Last winter was a pretty hard one for the deer herd judging by the lack of deer sighted throughout the year and it doesn't seem like this winter is going to be any easier. We'll be out this weekend to see what we can find roaming around the woods. The deer will be leaving earlier this year to yard up so I'm not expecting to find to many deer tracks in my hike. As the deer go so go the coyotes which won't leave but a random fox track, some squirrels and an occasional grouse or two and the Snowshoe Hare to find. Don't forget, if you go out bring along the MyNature Animal Track app with you. www.mynaturesite.com
Monday, December 7, 2009
MyNature Track App now rated 5 stars
The MyNature Animal Track App now has an average rating of 5 stars in the app store. Stop by and take advantage of our special holiday rate. www.mynaturesite.com
Thursday, December 3, 2009
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Saturday, November 28, 2009
iPhone animal track app demo
So, I'm not a professional actor, but here's a quick demo on how the MyNature Animal Track app works.
Animal Tracks for the iPhone
MyNature Inc. has just come out with a great app for animal track identification. You can find a link to the app store here. www.mynaturesite.com Now there's no need to lug around those books any longer. Download the MyNature Track app and everything is right in the palm of your hand. The app features 7 search categories with each one broken down into number of toes, size and shape of the track. You can reference a range map, listen to the animals sound , see a beautiful digital image of each animal. We also have digital images of the animals track an illustrated drawing of the animals gait pattern and front and hind tracks along with an in depth description of the animal track size and life cycle.
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