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Conservation Group Decries Birdwatchers Using Smartphone App to Lure Birds
A smartphone app for birdwatchers designed to mimic the call of the nightjar is being decried by a wildlife conservation group in Britain, which says using the app is ethically questionable and "shows no respect" for the bird, the BBC reported.
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