Birds And Binoculars Resources
Looking to learn how to start bird-watching?
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At this site I will share how to's and why's and what's of birding.
The Contents are being reorganized to help people find what they need. I am aware most people do not think like me!
OUTSTANDING NEWS IN THE WORLD OF BIRDS
See the Latest Scoop on California Condors in Natural History Section
The Most Recent Sightings of Ivory-Billed Woodpeckers!
Overview- Who watches Birds ? Why? How
Millions of people are bird watchers. I am an avid birdwatcher or birder.
Courtesy of US Army Corps |
My name is not Roger Tory Peterson but I love birding and have learned a lot through my own field experiences and study. Most of my field experience has been in North America.
With this site I intend to share bird information, descriptions,avian life cycles, and the habitats and habits of many bird species. Some birds are extinct, like the passenger pigeon or the dodo bird.
Some of them are endangered species, others are still debated, like the Ivory-billed Woodpecker.
This is not Wikipedia so there is surely more information about birds in other formats online. Instead, look at this site as if you have a naturalist in your back pocket.
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Here, I bring you a personalized interpretive guide to birding as many friends and colleagues have suggested.
I offer my perspective as a birder and invite you to share your bird sightings and information or questions. |
Of course, there are links to related sites and to ornithology professionals. |
| * * What to Look for? |
First, you want to notice size, shape and color. Compare the size to something familiar, like a brick or a baseball, or the infamous breadbox. |
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Whatever purchases you make from this site serve to support it.
I tithe my earnings. I hope you do too. |
