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Hi Reinier. I have had the 8x30 (made in 2018) and the 7x42 ( made in 2000). Here's my view.The 8x30 just blew my mind. Really, the sharpness and brightness…[...]
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What Do Hummingbirds Eat? – BirdWatching
These intriguing, brightly colored birds may be small, but they have a BIG appetite. Some species can beat their wings up to 80 times per second, so it’s no surprise…[...]
What Do Mockingbirds Eat? – BirdWatching
Mockingbirds belong to the family known as Mimidae – this consists of around 17 species that primarily live in the Americas, with little to no sighting in the rest of…[...]
Types of Eagles – BirdWatching
A lot of people are familiar with eagles thanks to their prowess at hunting, enormous wings, and intimidating appearance. However, eagles come in many varieties. This is because they can…[...]
Types of Yellow Birds – BirdWatching
From sunshine streaks in the treetops to flashes of gold darting through the underbrush, yellow birds are some of nature’s most dazzling highlights. But we’re not just here to admire…[...]
Types of Blue Birds – BirdWatching
According to the ABA (American Birding Association), there are 99 families of birds in North America and 1,133 individual species. In this post, we are looking through those families and…[...]
Types Of Orioles – BirdWatching
If you’re a fan of bird watching and you want to look out for some bright and colorful birds, then you should definitely know a bit more about orioles! These…[...]
Types of Ducks – BirdWatching
When most people are asked about ducks, they think about mallards in the local duck pond and probably can’t name more than a couple of different species. Even seasoned birders…[...]
Types of Doves – BirdWatching
In this post, we are looking at doves that are native to the United States. Doves are part of the Columbidae family along with pigeons, and there are 4 genera. For…[...]
Types Of Sparrows – BirdWatching
Sparrows are one of the most common birds in the world, and whether you know it or not, they’ve probably been around you for most of your life. They can…[...]