Backyard Birdwatching is Fun!
Find out how to identify your feathered friends with the K.I.S.S. Birding ECourse.
-
Top Ten Reasons to Watch Birds
Posted on November 14th, 2008 4 commentsTen reasons to watch birds.
-
Like the rock climbers say, because they are there.
- Because they are beauty in our world.
- Birds communicate and make a variety of sounds.
- Don’t you want to know your feathered nreighbors names?
- It gets you outside for a good dose of vitamin D.
- it improves your observation skills.
- Birding is growing in popularity in the US, don’t be left out
- It is fun to do with your family.
- It is an easy hobby to start.
- You will never run out of surprises.
- You learn to appreciate nature first hand
- Birds are couriers of good news or bad news about our environment.
- Kids want to read more to learn about birds. Good motivator.
14.You will want to buy birding guides ( hint hint)
I asked for ten and gave you more. What are YOUR reasons for watching birds?
You came back! Thanks I am glad you like my birding guide site! Check out my KISS Your Way To Better Birding ECourse.CLICK HERE
Come back.and share your bird tales.
Related posts:
- Why Do Folks Watch Birds?
- Why Watch Birds?
- Birding Guide for Birds’ Feet
- Why do bird watchers wear hats?
- Bird Watching DVD Makes a Great Gift
4 Trackbacks / Pingbacks
-
[...] 14 on my list of why do you want to watch birds is: You will want to buy birding guides and of course I want you to buy them at my site! I will give you two more of my ten and then you [...]
-
Computer-Mag.com » While traveling recently I was listening to the passengers April 2nd, 2009 at 11:22
[...] While traveling recently, I was listening to the passengers. The majority of these people were not birders in any way but they were nice people with a lot in common with each other. One sweet lady commented, “You seem to see a lot more birds than I do.” That seemed like an invitation to discuss birds with her. The entirely urban background she described explained her total lack of interest in outdoor activities She could not identify a tulip tree or a predator if her life depended upon it. The educator in me came forward and we continued to share. I doubted it would be worthwhile to reach for my birding binoculars. [...]
-
Anonymous April 2nd, 2009 at 11:47
[...] During a recent trip I was listening to the passengers talk. Most of these people were not birders in any way but they were nice people with similar interests with each other. One charming lady remarked “You seem to see a lot more birds than I do.” That seemed like an invitation to share birds with her. The entirely urban background she described explained her total lack of interest in nature She could not identify a dogwood tree or a hawk if her life depended upon it. But I am an educator,so we continued to share. I did not think it would be worthwhile to reach for my birding binoculars. [...]
-
Recently I was on a trip | From A to Z April 11th, 2009 at 12:31
[...] me came forward and we continued to share. I never guessed it would be worthwhile to reach for my birding binoculars. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.fromatoz.info%2Fbusiness%2Frecently-i-was-on-a-trip’; [...]
Leave a reply
-
Hey, sorry to hear that!
Do you want to see this message again while on this website?(pick an option)
Number 14 on my list of why do you March 4th, 2009 at 15:20