A Guide To Birds For The Avid Bird Watcher
Learn About Birds With This Bird Watching Guide To Help You Identify Birds And Teach You Where To Watch Birds So You Can Join Other Bird Watching Enthusiasts In Many Bird Watching Clubs Around The World
Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Nature, Animals, Birds & Birdwatching
| Author: | Clarissa D. Roush | ISBN: | 1230000017293 |
| Publisher: | KMS Publishing | Publication: | September 12, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Clarissa D. Roush |
| ISBN: | 1230000017293 |
| Publisher: | KMS Publishing |
| Publication: | September 12, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
What is the wonder of watching birds fly around, anyway? Bird-watching is not merely watching birds fly. It’s actually the excitement of spotting a new kind each time that’s keeping people so engrossed with them.
It is an interesting fact that there are thousands of registered avid bird watchers around the country. These are people from all walks of life, with varied interests and outlooks, but share a common delight in flying creatures of all colors, species and size. These avid bird watchers form bird watching clubs and make it a point to gather together every week, month or year with other avid bird watchers from around the nation or around the world to either simply go bird watching on regular spots to intentionally look for uncommon species of birds to spot on or go to extreme adventures to discover new species in the hopes of obtaining fame in Discovery Channel or NatGeo channel as the first man or woman to have encountered a different bird variety in this lifetime.
Whatever their reason for being passionate bird lovers, you really cannot fault them their eagerness. Birds, after all, are fascinating creatures. They are a spectacle to watch because their colors can be attractive. They are also very tame and domesticated. They are not afraid of human contact so they can be drawn in and fed which adds to their lovable and delightful appeal. Some bird types can be really attention-grabbing creatures. With their remarkable colors, feathers and form, one would think they’ve come across a truly exotic and rare find.
This book will help you learn all about birds and guide you through a wonderful new hobby in bird watching.
What is the wonder of watching birds fly around, anyway? Bird-watching is not merely watching birds fly. It’s actually the excitement of spotting a new kind each time that’s keeping people so engrossed with them.
It is an interesting fact that there are thousands of registered avid bird watchers around the country. These are people from all walks of life, with varied interests and outlooks, but share a common delight in flying creatures of all colors, species and size. These avid bird watchers form bird watching clubs and make it a point to gather together every week, month or year with other avid bird watchers from around the nation or around the world to either simply go bird watching on regular spots to intentionally look for uncommon species of birds to spot on or go to extreme adventures to discover new species in the hopes of obtaining fame in Discovery Channel or NatGeo channel as the first man or woman to have encountered a different bird variety in this lifetime.
Whatever their reason for being passionate bird lovers, you really cannot fault them their eagerness. Birds, after all, are fascinating creatures. They are a spectacle to watch because their colors can be attractive. They are also very tame and domesticated. They are not afraid of human contact so they can be drawn in and fed which adds to their lovable and delightful appeal. Some bird types can be really attention-grabbing creatures. With their remarkable colors, feathers and form, one would think they’ve come across a truly exotic and rare find.
This book will help you learn all about birds and guide you through a wonderful new hobby in bird watching.
