Birdwatching is a great way to get closer to nature. Our specialists share 5 simple birdwatching tips you shouldn't overlook.
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Prepare wellFinding out ahead of time which species are likely to be present in the environment where you'II be observing helps us recognize the species we're looking for.
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Cultivate patienceBirds can be detected by the sound they make! lt's a good idea, then, to walk slowly and to listen closely. Sorne mobile applications can help identify birds whose song you're hearing.
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Get up earlyBirds start feeding at the very first light of day because insects are easier to catch in the cooler temperatures of morning, before heat gives them more energy. So this is a good time for observing them!
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Take advantage of springlt's when the buds begin to open but before the leaves are ail out that it's easiest to spot the birds you've been hearing. Keep your eyes peeled for migratory species.
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Keep watch when you're out on the road
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