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Natalog,
the friendly software to easily
note, organise, retrieve, transmit
your observations

 Build up your logs easily

 Quickly retrieve your observations

 Simply organise your logs
and your information about your favourite spots

 Transmit your observations easily

Build up a log easily

Only the date, time and spot for the log are required. All other information is optional, and you only have to enter the information you find interesting or reliable.

-  With a few clics, enter the date, time and spot for your log.

-  With a few more clics, memorise, if you wish so, the weather conditions, your fellow observers, the type of prospection, a comment and a personal note for the log.

-  Add the observed species by clicking on their name in a list of the species you have already observed on th spot (a list that has been automatically built up during your previous logs).

-  Add a species you have not yet seen on the spot by clicking on its name in the list of all the species you have observed on all spots (your "twitch list" that has been automatically built up during your previous logs).

-  Add a new "twitch" by clicking on its name in the list of all species of the region (today the list of Western Palearctic birds, later, lists for other regions or taxons).

-  Enter, if you wish, total quantities, visual contacts or heard only contacts, males, females, youngs, couples, biggest observed group.

-  By clicking on icons, enter informations about nesting activity (parades, couplings, etc.) and status of the individual (possible, probable, certein breeder...), the place use (settled, in active migration, hunting, etc.), moving direction (of the mmigration, in particular), age, plumage.

-  Save information on the observation's quality (first observation of the species this year, first singer), or if you have a doubt about it, or if you find this sighting remarkable...

-  Write a comment or a personal note for the observation. Add a more precise localisation.