Articles related to "Birding Ethics"

Bird watchers can adopt simple birding ethics to avoid disturbing birds, people, and the natural environment.

There's a right and a wrong way to approach birding. Good preparation, a sense of timing, mindful behavior, and birding ethics make a big difference.

A short description of the National Audubon Society explaining its origins and its current mandate.

The deadly parasite Trichomonas gallinae can be spread among wild birds at feeders and bird baths. Bird watchers can avoid accidentally spreading this and other diseases.

Taking note of certain characteristics can help with wild bird identification. This article describes specific things to look for.

Bird enthusiasts enjoy hand feeding backyard birds. In Canada and the United States, learning to hand feed wild chickadees is the easiest way to start.