Birding 101

Cape May, New Jersey, is one of the best places in the East to bird the fall and spring migrations.

Oct 21, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

Birds must migrate in order to find food and shelter to survive. Why they migrate and when is the subject of this article.

Sep 30, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

Birding etiquette is essential in the rainforest if everyone is going to see the birds.,Birding etiquette is essential in the rainforest if everyone is going to see the birds.

Aug 28, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

Tropical birding is one of the most challenging -- and satisfying -- experiences a birder can have.

Aug 28, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

Part 2 of this article describes what photo equipment you should use when traveling beyond your backyard.

Jun 19, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

This article describes basic equipment needed for photographing birds.

Jun 17, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

This article describes owls and how to find them.

Jun 3, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

A hawk is a hawk, but is it? This article describes types of hawks and how to identify them.

May 20, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

Thinking of birding outside your local spots? The Dry Tortugas, 68 miles west of Key West, Florida, is one of the most important migration spots between South America and the U.S.

May 10, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

This article briefly explains the use of binoculars and spotting scopes and what birders should consider when buying them.

Apr 15, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

Bird types are grouped into 6 broad categories for the beginning birder: landbirds, seabirds, shorebirds, raptors, waterfowl, and waders

Feb 28, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

This article describes for beginning birders the 5 basic steps to identifying birds.

Feb 11, 2001 - P.C. Robinson

Birding is one of the most popular hobbies in the United States. This section describes all the essentials you'll need to get started in this fascinating pastime.

Feb 6, 2001 - P.C. Robinson