Bushnell Powerview 7-21×40 Zoom Binoculars #132140
June 12, 2008
Travelers, nature observers and concert goers take note: The PowerView series offers the largest line of Bushnell quality, affordable binoculars. No matter what your purpose, you’ll find a variety of magnifications, styles and sizes, and fully coated optics for bright, vivid images. Standard-size models feature Insta-Focus for fast and easy focus on moving targets. The porro prism line-up provides great durability and performance in an attractive “traditional” porro prism design. Compact to full-sized, the contemporary styling houses fully coated optics. Suffice to say, images are crisp, clear and bright – even in low light. Affordable for any and all interested in magnifying life to its fullest. Buy from here…
Birder’s Guide to Texas (Birder’s Guides Series)
June 12, 2008
For Texas residents and visitors alike, this book is your best guide to the outstanding birding opportunities in the Lone Star State.
Customer Review: Birder’s Guide to Texas
Book gave good sites to go to, but I was hoping for illustrations of birds.
Informative as far as description of what birds you can see at what areas.
Customer Review: A birder’s view
An excellent guide for a visitor to such a large State as Texas. Detailed maps and directions, together with species lists, make this guidebook an essential tool for birders. Buy from here…
Illinois Bird Watching: A Year-Round Guide
June 12, 2008
There are no state-specific books on how to appreciate birds and learn more about them. Like gardening, bird watching is a regional hobby, and the birds that frequent the backyards of Missouri differ from the birds found in Michigan. This series targets beginning and intermediate bird watchers from each Midwestern state.
The books are state-specific and highlight the birds that are found in each state. In addition to the profile, each bird entry includes a map to identity the specific range covered by the bird.
100 birds are presented via full-color photographs for accurate identification. Full-color seasonal section informs the reader of: the migrating birds that can be seen that month, the foods that attract those birds, the plants that can assist in attracting birds.
Our partner, Bird Watcher’s Digest, has sold more than 4 million copies of their booklets on bird varieties, bird habitat, feeding, and related outdoor topics.
Birds of the Willamette Valley (Regional Bird Books)
June 12, 2008
A guide to the common birds of the Willamette Valley region. Full color photos, compact, color coded. Learn how to identify the local birds, where the birds live, what they eat. Discover how to attract birds to your yard, where to find new birds. Buy from here…
Bird watching Rock My World Apron (Various color choices)
June 12, 2008
This makes a great gift, it easily washable in the washer and dryer and the design is printed on the front. We do NOT use transfers. We only use the newest technology to print our items. Buy from here…
A Birder’s Guide to Minnesota: A County-By-County Guide to over 800 Birding Areas Iwth Annotated List of Minnesota Birds
June 9, 2008
Customer Review: This author must fly with the birds!
Kim Eckert has written the definitive birders’ guide to Minnesota birding. With detailed maps, species records and useful anecdotes, Kim makes finding even the most unusual birds possible. One might think that Kim flies with the birds–how else would he know their habits so well?
Kim is known as one of the United State’s most skilled and competent trip leaders. He is also known by those who have the pleasure of working with him as a gentleman.
This guide is a must for anyone interested in birding some of the hottest sites in the United States. As most birders know, upper Minnesota can be most exciting in the winter, and Kim shows us that this region and the rest of the state has much to offer throughout the year.
If you plan to bird in Minnesota, don’t leave home without taking Kim Eckert along…get this book! Buy from here…
Bushnell Infinity 10.5×45 Waterproof/Fogproof Binocular
June 9, 2008
Can one pair of binoculars do it all Hunting, sports, birding, camping the possibilities are infinite. Fortunately, weve designed a pair of binoculars that we feel confident in saying, these are the most versatile binoculars weve ever built. Introducing the Infinity binoculars by Bushnell. Its lightweight open-bridge styling is a good example of the open-minded thinking that went the unique design. Infinity optics are first-class, fully multi-coated and feature the new SHR (Super High Reflection) Prism Coating. Are they tough? Absolutely. Fogproof and waterproof, we cover them in a durable rubber armor coating. Bottom line? Theyre the perfect combination of lightweight construction, optical quality and rugged durability. Infinity by Bushnell, imagine the possibilities.
Gulls on the Golf Course
June 9, 2008
A humorist, romantic. novel that will appeal to golf enthuastist, bird watchers or anyone who relishes a good old fashioned love stoey.. Buy from here…
Carson New SuperZoom 20-80×25 Compact Zoom Binocular
June 9, 2008
Carson’s unique SuperZoom compact binocular allows you to view at 20x magnification and then zoom-in for pinpoint accuracy to 80x power, without ever losing sight of you object. The Z-80 Superzoom has high performance prisms and fully coated lenses that provide exceptionally sharp, high-contrast images.
Customer Review: Good but not good with zoom
This is good binocular but donot use for the zoom. Zoom is not good. It is enough powerful with 20x.
Customer Review: Tripod a must!
Nice quality binocs but… With magnification this high the movement is also magnified extremely as well. Anything over the base power requires a tripod which takes away from the portability. A 25mm objective lense with this high of a magnification is like looking through a straw; NO field of view. If you want this much zoom, stick with a spotting scope (still need a tripod). Buy from here…
Birding in Ohio
June 9, 2008
Customer Review: Good reference either in or travelling to Ohio
Tom Thomson has extensive knowledge about birding in Ohio and has led many briding trips in the Buckeye state. I have attended trips with Tom. His knowledged has been expertly shared in this reference. These comments are not gratuitous, they are sincere.
Customer Review: Great directions, poor maps.
I’ve owned this book for a number of years, and have found it really helpful for finding prime birding locations in Ohio. It could stand a little updating, & the maps are not very useful, but the detailed directions of how to get to a location are really useful, when coupled with a DeLorme map for the state.
Thomson’s division of the state is also rather odd. There are locations that seem to be arbitrarily grouped into a geographic region that it doesn’t seem appropriate to be in.
Overall, it is very useful if you’re going to be doing birding in the state and are either a new Ohio birder, or coming from out-of-state to do some birding. Buy from here…
