Can anybody suggest an elite tree ID app for the android phone---

[ForTheArborist]

I like the Dirr app for itunes, but my android isn't programmed to receive apple products. The Dirr looks elite, and it's just $14. I need a different app though.

 

[ForTheArborist]

****, that's a lot of nothing. :msp_mellow:

 

[2treeornot2tree]

Found some for you.
North american trees! by code slinger
iforest - trees and shrubs

I dont know how well they work, but they look like they might be ok.

 

[ForTheArborist]

Oh nice. I'll check it out. Where are you searching?

 

[sgreanbeans]

I have all the apps for the I-Phone, they kinda suck! I have Dirrs, paid 14 bucks for it, its pretty cool I guess, but don't ever use it. I wanted that leaf snap for proving tree ID. HO's, from time to time, get confused on what tree they have, not wanting to insult their intelligence, thought this would be a good way to show them that they are wrong, with out pissen them off! To bad it hardly works! If you are getting them for ID, don't, they are not totally accurate. If you are trying to increase your ID skills, get a field guide and go to a big park, bye yourself and ID every tree. I did this several times, now I very rarely come across something I don't instantly know.
Your in So Cal, I did it at Balboa Park and Live Oak park in Fallbrook. Live Oak park has a immense amount of cool trees.

 

[2treeornot2tree]

Oh nice. I'll check it out. Where are you searching?

I went to the market on my android and searched for tree id. Had 3000 results come back

 

[ForTheArborist]

Oh nice. Yeah this good. I'll check out those Parks but with the Dirr book. I'll get to searching the android app market too.

Yeah, the processors of this era are still to weak to perform some like a leaf snap identification. Oh well. I was thinking that the process of elimination questions on the Dirr app would would work well.

Thanks for this news.



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