September offers a wonderful opportunity to see the migration of birds of prey along Hawk Ridge in Duluth. This location is an excellent vantage point for birders wanting to see sharp-shinned and broad-winged hawks, peregrine falcons, and other raptors. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Explore Minnesota Birding Report: September 19", url: " });

... is not afraid to pick it up for better viewing. I'm content to take a picture and let it crawl away. Birding not only provides the opportunity to see birds, it connects me with nature in so many other ways.As we walk ... hug each other good-bye knowing that we have each made a new friend. This is the joy of birding: new friends, new places, new discoveries. But as I get in my car to drive back to the ...

... when viewed through your binoculars. Depending on what type you are looking for there is a great selection of birding binoculars on the market ranging from those costing a few dollars to the ones which ... not want to be struggling with a heavy pair of binoculars. Nothing ruins a birding trip more than ending up not being able to spend the time you want or get to where you want due to the weight of ...

... year. Due to increases in available time for other activities many of use now have the time to go birding. Many of us also realize that being interested in the natural world will provide a ... or a weekend away to find more birds and ones that are different to what you see every day.About the AuthorIf you are new to birding then learn the basics as soon as you can and to watch birds in your yard you ...

... will be important for you to know in choosing the right binocular for your needs. Recommended models for birding: Birders are the most technically demanding of all binocular users due to ... are some exceptions for the tropical birdwatchers. General field birding: Golden Ring 8x42mm Golden Ring 8x32mm ... Internal Focus Porro Mesa 10x50mm Tropical birding: Katmai 6x32mm Yosemite 6x30mm Recommended models ...

I just watched Opposable Chums: Guts and Glory at the World Series of Birding and it was a heck of a documentary.  Some of birding's brightest stars provide commentary and the filmmaker, Jason Kessler, manages to capture the essence, not just of the World Series of Birding, but of birding more generally, in his 65-minute [...]