|
More Information
from Go Pets America
|
|
Bird Watching, BirdingIf you enjoy watching birds, you stand in good company. There are 70 million bird watchers in the United States, people who in the course of their lives make time to see and enjoy birds.
Some people who like to watch birds are very dedicated, traveling widely and frequently to view new species or gain greater bird-finding or identification skills. These are the people commonly called birders.
Most people who enjoy birds are more temperate in scope, if not in enthusiasm. They are most fascinated by the birds they find in their own yards. These people are frequently referred to as bird watchers. But there is no sharp distinction between a birder and a bird watcher, since all birders are bird watchers.
Bird Watching Tools Binoculars are almost essential for bird watching. Magnifications of up to 10 times are suitable for most purposes. Telescopes are useful for observing distant birds such as Waders and Ducks. Do seek advice from other birders before buying as only certain types (and rather expensive) telescopes are suitable.
|
Bird Watching - (Thailand)
Birding, trekking, kayaking, nature study, snorkeling, area exploring,
and overnight safaris (camping) in Southern Thailand with the help of experienced bird watching guides. Located in Phang-Nga.
|
|
Bird Watching - North Carolina (USA)
Outer Banks area (the easternmost barrier islands of North Carolina) bird-watching.
|
|
Bird Watching - Utah (USA)
Utah bird-watching (lLgan, Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, Park City/Heber, Vernal,
Provo/Utah County, Fountain Green, Castle County, Moab, and St George areas).
|
|
Bird Watching - Indiana (USA)
Bird watching at the Indiana Dunes, National Lakeshore and surrounding area.
|
|
Bird Watching - Ohio (USA)
Ohio bird watching. A birdwatcher's guide to Ohio State Park's Lake Logan from Georgian Manner Bed and Breakfast Inn.
|
|
Bird Watching - (Australia)
Bird watching in South Australia. A directory of South Australian birdwatching tours, birdclubs, freelance-guides, bird-orientated accommodation and reference information.
|
|
Bird Watching - Queensland (Australia)
Bird watching in Queensland.
|
|
Bird Watching - Arizona (USA)
Bird watching in Southeastern Arizona. Guide to birding hotspots (Tucson & Pima County,
Santa Cruz County & the Santa Rita Mountains, Huachuca Mountains, San Pedro River Valley,
Mule Mountains, Chiricahua Mountains & Sulphur Springs Valley.
|
|
Bird Watching - Arkansas (USA)
Bird watching in Arkansas, including majestic bald eagles found in winter on Arkansas's larger lakes and rivers among other 388 bird species.
|
|
Bird Watching - Ariege (France)
Guided tours including bird watching, mountain climbing, or just walking enjoying the stunning Ariege region of the Pyrenees.
|
|
Bird Watching - Maine (USA)
Bird watching in Acadia National Park, one of the premier bird-watching areas in the country. 338 bird species encountered, including eagles and Peregrine falcons. (Bar Harbor, ME)
|
|
Bird Watching - Utah (USA)
Bird watching in Arches National Park. 273 species have been seen in the park, including seasonal and year-round residents as well as migrants, including
blue grosbeaks, yellow-breasted chats, spotted towhees and canyon wrens, great blue herons, and cooper's hawks. (Moab, UT)
|
|
|