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  • Brands of Bird Watching Binoculars
    Bird watching is a hobby whose members are very passionate and enthusiastic about the activity. Bird watching is also one of the most peaceful and relaxing hobbies that many throughout the whole world participate in.

  • Bird Watch like a Pro
    Thousands of people are bird watchers. They have their property set up to attract wild birds, and some individuals even go on bird watching expeditions, or field trips.

  • Bird Feeding Basics   (External Link)
    Bird feeding can benefit birds and also provides great bird watching from your own backyard. The obvious time to feed birds is in winter when natural food supplies are scarce; however, additional species visit feeders during the spring and fall migra...

  • Top Bird Watching Spots in the West
    The Western United States is prime birding country, with countless opportunities to catch a glimpse of birds of prey, woodpeckers and a wide variety of waterfowl. Take an RV adventure to one of these state parks to for a unique birding experience. ...

  • Top Bird Watching Spots in the Northeast
    The Northeast offers some of the most spectacular birding in the country for your RV adventure. The state parks, in particular, present the visitor with pristine, well-preserved habitats and tons of birds. Check out these little-known spots where you...

  • Birding Binoculars: What You Need to Know Before You Buy
    When you’re buying birding binoculars, you’re really buying lens quality. The better lenses, the better your view. Most lenses are covered in specialized coatings designed to help collect, not reflect light. But lenses aren’t the only factor to consider when you’re evaluating your options. You’ll want to pay attention to prisms, magnification and field of view as they...

  • Planting Flowers for Birds   (External Link)
    Plans begin in winter for a garden that will attract birds all year around.

  • Binocular Basics   (External Link)
    What I say in this section is based upon my experiences in the field as a birder, hunter, and naturalist — for better or worse it is not the result of any research or literature review. In the end there is no substitute for experience.

  • Bird-feeding Myths   (External Link)
    Myth: If birds eat uncooked rice, it can swell up in their throats or stomachs and kill them.

  • Top Bird Watching Spots in the Midwest
    Bird watching in the Midwest offers some of the best opportunities to fill your birder’s card with rare and unusual bird sightings. Point your RV toward the acres of state parks in this region; they are the best starting point for your birding ...

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