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- Birdwatching Tips | Learn Birding Like a ProWhat is Birdwatching Tips? Birdwatching Tips is a learning hub for everything you need to know about birding. Whether you’re an expert in the field or you’re just getting started in the hobby, we can help out with your journey. Everything post, video, and podcast is published by an expert with years on hands-on experience. Learn more. Recent posts.
- Bird Academy | The Cornell Lab | Courses Tutorials VideosThere’s More to Learn on Bird Academy. Bird Academy’s self-paced online courses, videos, and free webinars help you learn bird identification, behavior, art, photography, and more. Develop your skills, feed your curiosity, learn with the Cornell Lab.
- Birding | AudubonBy trying to identify a species, you get to know the bird and its habitat better—by watching its movements, noting its field marks, considering its call. Whether you’re curious about a backyard visitor or stumped by a shorebird, we have a wealth of ID tips and skills for birders of all levels. Red-headed Woodpecker.
- Binoculars and Beyond: Nine Tips for Beginning Birdwatchers9 Tips for Beginning Birdwatchers. 1. Find a Great Pair of Binoculars. Your enjoyment of birds depends hugely on how great they look through your binoculars, so make sure you’re getting a big, bright, crisp picture through yours. In recent years excellent binoculars have become available at surprisingly low prices.
- Bird Watching 101: A Guide for Beginners | Audubon New YorkThe best way to bird watch is to look and listen, because many birds have unique songs and calls, Merrit says. You’ll be surprised by how many species you already recognize, even if you’ve never gone bird watching before. “A bird book can be very helpful [for identifying birds], and I highly recommend everyone have one,” he says.
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