Field Guide to Tasmanian Fauna

 Field Guide to Tasmanian Fauna 

Explore Tasmania’s unique and diverse wildlife at home or in the great outdoors with the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) Field Guide app.
 
Available for both Apple and Android tablet and handheld devices, the app combines detailed animal descriptions with stunning imagery and sounds to provide a valuable reference that can be used in urban, bush and coastal environments.
 
The app features descriptions of over 700 species, such as the seashells and seastars at the beach, the bugs and beetles in the backyard, and the birds and mammals that might be spotted in the bush.
 
But while it features many species, it’s still just a fraction of the complete fauna of Tasmania. TMAG scientists will continue to add additional species and refine descriptions over time.

 




Download

Apple Store

Get the app from the Apple App Store (Apple tablet and handheld devices)


Get the app from the Google Play Store (Android tablet and handheld devices)

 

 

Open-source code

The code for both the iOS and Android versions of the app was developed by Museum Victoria, under open-source licences.
 
Media credits and acknowledgements

Images and sounds within the app are either from TMAG’s collections or are sourced from external photographers and sound recordists.
 
For enquiries about using any media featured in the app, some photographers can be contacted directly using the links below. If the image you are interested in is held by TMAG, or by a photographer not listed, please make your enquiry directly to the museum.

Duncan McCaskill / Picasa Web Albums

Mark Green / CSIRO

Dave Watts / Dave Watts Wildlife Photography

Pierre Dalous / Wikimedia Commons

Aviceda / Wikimedia Commons

Lip Kee / Creative Commons (Flickr)

J.G Patil / Inland Fisheries Service Tasmania

Tnarg 12345 / Wikipedia

Peripitus / Wikimedia Commons

Lydia Best/ NatureShare

Barney Moss / Watching Whales 4

Niall Doran / Bookend Trust

Kristi Ellingsen / Zosterops (Flickr)

JJ Harrison / Wikimedia Commons

Natalie Tapson / Dracophylla (Flickr)

Tony Daley / servitude (Flickr)

Alexander Dudley / Alexander Dudley (PBase)

James Wood / Nuytsia@Tas (Flickr)

Bob Mesibov / Millipedes of Australia

Robert Raven / Queensland Museum

John Gooderham / The Waterbug Book

Full image and audio credits for the app can be found at Museum Victoria's website