Bird Watching

Birdwatching isn’t just a pastime—it’s a window into the wild. In the Bird Watching category, I share what I’ve learned from 13+ years in the field to help you spot, observe, and truly connect with birds in their natural habitats.

Here, you’ll get:

  • Beginner-friendly tutorials on how to start birdwatching the right way

  • Field-tested advice on choosing binoculars, cameras, and gear

  • Seasonal birding tips, checklists, and travel recommendations

  • Personal stories and notes from my birding adventures

Whether you’re birding from your backyard or out in the wild, this category will equip you with everything you need to watch birds like a pro.

Best bird watching trails in United States

Discover the Finest Birdwatching Trails in US: A Guide to Exquisite Birding Experiences

ByRifat Ahmed

Are you a birdwatching enthusiast looking for the ultimate birdwatching experience? Then look no further than the United States! With its diverse landscapes and rich biodiversity, the US boasts some of the finest birdwatching trails in the world. From the towering peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the shimmering waters of the Florida Everglades, bird lovers can discover a wealth of exquisite birding experiences across the country. So, pack your binoculars and get ready to embark on a journey of discovery as we take you on a guide to the finest birdwatching trails in the US. 1. Introduction to Audubon’s Field Guide to Birding Trails Birdwatching enthusiasts in the United States can now discover the finest birding trails in the country through Audubon’s Field Guide to Birding Trails. The guide features four sets of regional birding trails that offer a chance to observe the diverse birdlife in the West. These birding trails are built on a concept pioneered in Texas in the 1990s and link sites where the public can experience superb birding. The guide is a valuable resource for avian explorers and local communities that have profited from ecotourism. The stunning birdlife in the West mirrors the extreme variety of conditions, ranging from California’s Death Valley to Washington’s temperate rainforest. Birdwatchers can now use maps to help them find their treasures and make the most out of their birding adventures as never before. Audubon’s Field Guide to Birding Trails is a comprehensive guide for bird lovers to discover the best birding spots in the country. [1][2] 2. The Diversity of…