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The best spots for bird watching in New York City | 6sqft

Little Known Bird-Watching Spots in NYC

Posted on by Rita Shaw

The best spots for bird watching in New York City | 6sqft

There are many different places in New York City where you can sit and watch birds. The best places that I have found are Central Park. There are a few great places in Central Park where you can sit and watch the birds. The best time to sit and watch the birds are in the spring. If you are looking for bird watching spots in New York City, here is a list of places located in Central Park.

The Ramble in Central Park

The Ramble is a great bird watching spot in New York City’s Central Park. In the Ramble you will find the Azalea Pond. You will also find bird feeders. With the bird feeders, you are sure to see many different birds. Some of the birds that you will see in the spring are different song birds and …

Tips for Bird Watching in Yellowstone National Park

Posted on by Rita Shaw

Yellowstone National Park is a great place to go to watch birds. The birds are free and plentiful and easy to find in the park. There are about 150 types of birds in Yellowstone National park. Many are waterfowl birds and some are seen more in the woods. There has been a record of bird watching since the park opened in 1872, now there are plenty of bird watching opportunities all over Yellowstone National Park.

In the wetlands of the park you can see ducks, geese and pelicans swimming, flying and making their nests and raising young. They are easy to find in the lake, rivers and swamps all over the park. Bring a pair of binoculars to watch them so you can keep your distance and still see them.

Yellowstone National Park is home to many types of songbirds. …

Senior Tips for Birdwatching

Posted on by Rita Shaw

For senior citizens, birdwatching can be an ideal hobby or pastime. Birdwatching can be done by people whose heath issues restrict their activity. It can be enjoyed by folks on a fixed income. Best of all, birdwatching is an activity that can be done all year round. There are very few special demands made on seniors who want to get into birdwatching. You don’t need new clothes or fancy equipment. Still, a few solid senior tips for birdwatching might come in handy.

  1.  Begin locally and think small. No one wants to squelch the enthusiasm of a senior who is about to take up a new hobby, but birdwatching is something that is perhaps best begun locally and on a small scale. There are birds all over the world but when you begin birdwatching it can be much less overpowering or
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Super Kentucky State Parks for Bird Watching: First Person

Posted on by Rita Shaw

Do you enjoy grabbing a pair of high-powered binoculars and whiling away the weekend bird watching? My family sure does. However, we tend to incorporate it into a hiking and camping trip as well. One state that we have visited over the years to do all three is Kentucky. The state is home to many birding hot spots, including some that are located within a park setting. With that said, here are my selections for a handful of the best sites:

Barren River Lake

One state park that my crew has enjoyed visiting is Barren County’s Barren River Lake Resort. As you may have assumed, it features an expansive tract of land and a large lake. Thus, you are apt to encounter a vast array of birds throughout the year. Depending on when you opt to visit, you may find …

How to Stop Birds from Flying into Windows

Posted on by Rita Shaw

Even if they are not seen, birds frequently collide with windows. Some manage to fly away and others are killed instantly. These injuries can be prevented with minimal effort and expense; keeping the bird population healthy, and the bird lovers happy.

Bird versus windows incidents tend to occur most often during the spring and fall migrations, when the most birds are on the move before habitats.

Not every window in the house is necessarily a concern for birds. The most reflective windows are the most dangerous especially if they are near a bird feeder or other area that birds often frequent. Even small windows can cause damage as birds are used to flying through small spaces between branches.

Research has shown that the majority of bird species will avoid glass with white vertical stripes about ¼ inch wide, spaced 4 …

A Sentimental Hobby: Backyard Birdwatching

Posted on by Rita Shaw

When I was a small child, I would often spend weeks in the summer at my grandparents’ house. My grandfather, John, was quite the storyteller, blaming various bodily noises on imaginary bullfrogs, and convincing me and my cousins that the rest of his 8-point buck was sticking out of the other side of the wall. But the story that I am most fond of is that of Myrtle and Earl, the robins that were “Pap’s birds” that stayed with him every summer. It never occurred to me that there were more than two robins in existence; every one that I saw was either Myrtle or Earl, and Pap could always tell them apart somehow. Because I idolized my grandfather, “his” birds became my birds and led to my desire to entice them to my yard even as an adult. I …

Bird Watchers Paradise in Western Kentucky

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Anyone who enjoys bird watching surely knows about the Audubon Society and the man who first captured the amazing beauty of birds, John James Audubon . Born in 1785, John James Audubon was born on asugar plantationin France and always had an interest in birds. As a young boy, he always enjoyed walks through the woods where he would draw pictures of the birds that he seen. This led to him being well known for his portraits of birds and that history can be found at the John James Audubon State Park in western Kentucky.

Audubon knew that he could do a better job of depicting the birds than that of other artists and he set out to do just that. Audubon was also the first person to begin banding birds in order to keep some record of where they …

5 Things About Birdwatching

Posted on by Rita Shaw

If you don’t know much about birdwatching, this article tells you five things that makes you understand there is more to birdwatching then you might think. Birdwatching is simply taking the time to watch bird by using binoculars in their natural habitat. Five things about birdwatching.

Good Exercise

The first thing you need to know about birdwatching is that it good exercise. Since you are watching birds in their natural habitat you follow them from tree to tree to observe them, you can do a lot of walking. Birdwatching can be done in colder climate but it is generally done in warm weather. A good warm day to see some birds and get some exercise.

Evolution

The second thing you need to know about birdwatching is that it is looking at evolution up close. What does this bird have wider …

Bird Watching – European Starling

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The snowstorms that hit Northeast Tennessee in December 2009 and again in January 2010 did quite a bit of damage to a lot of people’s landscapes, especially to the trees. I have a very large cedar tree, for example, outside my backdoor that was weighted down by the heavy snows. The top was bent over and did not bode well for the tree, but there was no way I could shake the snow off from so tall a tree. Then a flock of European starlings swooped in and proceeded to fly in and out of the tree and, as a result, knocked the snow off the top of the tree. Their ability to knock snow off of really tall trees, however, is not the reason you want to encourage these birds to come to your garden, especially if you have …

Tips for New Birdwatchers

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Bird Watching

Most people enjoy sitting outside and watching the critters and birds that pass by. Even Children love to point out different types of birds, which they see. Many adults become addicted to seeing the birds play and fly around in front of them. People in every culture have avid bird watchers that sit all day and watch the different types of birds. Some need a bird watching guide to identify the birds that they see.

Many people can bird watch, no matter where they end up going throughout the day. Some even try to watch birds, while sitting in an office or a restaurant. No matter where a person is, they are most likely to see a few birds flying around. So, many people began bird watching for amusement and excitement of seeing a certain bird. Then, with …

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