Are you a birdwatching enthusiast? Find our review articles on the best birdwatching gear out there. From binoculars for birdwatching to the best cameras to capture our feathered friends. We reviewed the top birdwatching gear so you can take your pick.
Imagine being able to see who’s visiting your bird feeder when you’re away from home. I always feel like the most interesting things are happening when I’m not around. There is a way to not have to miss any of the action though. Bird feeder camera systems can record what’s happening at your feeders when …
After recently reviewing binoculars for adult birdwatchers, I thought now would be a good time to introduce the idea of kids’ binoculars for the youngsters. The best binoculars for kids are the ones that get them out there, enjoying themselves and learning about the world. Get the little ones off the sofa and out there …
Lately, I’ve been thinking about my options for upgrading my old camera. I’m certainly not a professional photographer but I do enjoy photographing wildlife out there in nature. The difficult question is, how to choose the right camera for the job. Modern cameras are not cheap and I’d like to give you some solid advice …
Digital binoculars that come with a camera are widely used by surveillance professionals, hunters, adventure enthusiasts, and birdwatchers. So, what are they, and why are they so popular? They are 2-in-1 equipment that allows you to view faraway objects and sights while capturing them in image or video just by pressing a button. All you …
If there is one essential item for the birdwatcher, it’s a good pair of bird-watching binoculars. Whether for making difficult identifications or just enjoying bird behavior, the ability to get a good look at birds at distance is everything in this game. With so many shapes and sizes of birding binoculars available on the market, …
Getting monoculars for birdwatching has its set of benefits. As it comes with one viewing cylinder, you get good equipment for less money. You get a larger objective lens, meaning better light in low-light conditions and greater definition on distant subjects. Additionally, it is easier to use as well as carry them. But every monocular …
