How are the bird songs and photos organized? (FAQ)


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How are the bird songs and photos organized? (FAQ)

Last updated: 5/10/10

We organize the bird songs into "Playlists," which are essentially folders that will allow you to find specific bird songs very quickly. For more details, see birdJam Playlists.

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