Bird Watching

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You'll also want to make sure that you have suitable types of plants in your garden that will also attract birds.

Once you have all your attraction feeders set up, you'll want to make sure you have a clear view of all of them. Ensure no branches or other obstacles block your view from wherever you set up your bird-watching location.

You'll want to do all this before the birds come into feed, as any unexpected change in their environment tends to disrupt their feeding patterns.

Things to learn:

What equipment do you need? Emily post on bird watching Principles of birding ethics Where to find the birds What kind of bird is that? Clues to identification Bird watching with your

Choosing the right high performance binoculars for bird watching and wildlife watching can be a bit of a headache.

In this short, practical book crammed with useful information i cut through the jargon and hype, and use my experience of using and reviewing high quality optics to give you the no-nonsense advice you need to make an informed choice about your perfect birding and wildlife binocular.