This application is a specialized database designed for storing bird sighting records, but you'll need some serious time on your hands to familiarize yourself with it. Wings has a large, utilitarian interface teeming with tools, checklists, reports, and options. The program's large database lets you create detailed records of bird sightings along with pertinent information such as the species name, sighting locale, and images you can add. It uses Dr. James Clements' book titled, Birds of the World: A Checklist to classify entries according to specifics such as kingdom, phylum, class, and species. The program organizes all of the entered data to generate multiple tables, charts, and reports. Fortunately, for first-time users, Wings has a navigation panel that acts as a stand-in for a help file, plus it downloads with a tutorial in Adobe Acrobat Reader. This intricate program requires a whopping 24 MBs of space and an annual fee, but ornithologists and everyday bird lovers will appreciate its precise details.