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A hawk circling the ridge, a flash of red at the feeder, a heron standing still in the shallows — sightings like these are easy to lose if they're not written down before the next thing catches your eye. This is a simple field notebook for birdwatchers, styled after a real ruled page, built for jotting a species and a few details the moment you see something worth remembering. Key features: a running, dated log of every sighting, a two-field entry for species plus notes on location and behavior, a paper-like ruled layout that reads more like handwriting than a database, chronological ordering so recent walks stay on top, and a delete option for cleaning up misidentifications later. It's meant for the trail, the backyard, or a bench by the water — anywhere a bird holds still long enough to note the details before it flies off. Over weeks it becomes a quiet record of what's been seen and when. There's no account to create and no connection required — every entry stays on your own device, private and offline.