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Bought this a couple of years ago and must say that whilst not being cheap, is an excellent tool for bird recognition and general information.

There is a new version available soon, which appears to be cheaper than version 8 was, with better video clips and more information, price £49.95.

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Looks good.
Wonder if there is a great deal of difference. Seams like it
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I think the basics are the same, just that there will be updated population data and from the sound of it, better film clips.
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Yes it said 5 hours of clips so it does sound better.
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