Birding Optics
1. Introduction to Birding Binoculars Bushnell Legacy WP 10-22x50 Binoculars We review the best birding binoculars available on the market and offer you our selection below. Do you have questions on how to choose bird watching binoculars for your specific application?
As a birder who also happens to be an optics enthusiast, there are few moments that elicit more anticipation on my part, than being able to see and experience a newly designed, high-end binocular for the first time.
Birding Optics: All about birding binoculars and scopes. Reviews. How they work. How to choose one.
Selecting binoculars is a lot like tasting wines. It takes most people years of experience to be able to notice subtle differences in quality and articulate preferences using just the right lingo. Personal preference plays a large role in picking favorites. You could sip one of the world's finest ch
- • Ducks, Geese & Swans
- • Upland Game Birds
- • Loons & Grebes
- • Pigeons & Doves
- • Cuckoos & Roadrunners
- • Nightjars
- • Swifts
- • Hummingbirds
- • Wading Birds
- • Shorebirds
- • Alcids (Puffins, Guillemots, etc.)
- • Gulls, Terns & Skimmers
- • Pelicans & Cormorants
- • Vultures, Hawks & Eagles
- • Owls
- • Trogons & Kingfishers
- • Woodpeckers & Sapsuckers
- • Falcons
- • Flycatchers
- • Shrikes & Vireos
- • Jays, Crows & Allies
- • Swallows & Martins
- • Chickadees & Allies
- • Nuthatches & Creepers
- • Wrens
- • Thrushes & Allies
- • Mockingbirds & Thrashers
- • Starlings
- • Waxwings
- • Finches & Allies
- • Wood Warblers
- • Sparrows & Allies
- • Tanagers
- • Cardinals & Allies
- • Blackbirds, Orioles, & Alli