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Beginning birding

Here is the perfect launchpad for exploring the fascinating hobby of bird watching.  There are plenty of tips to get you started learning new skills. We also cover why birding is so popular, discussing its many benefits. 

how birding helps mental health conditions

Can bird watching help anxiety, depression or dementia?

It’s possible to experience therapeutic effects on stress, anxiety and dementia from bird watching. Explore this simple way to boost mental health.

August 27, 2023

How bird watching benefits older people

Vintage advantage: how bird watching benefits older people

Find out why this popular hobby is particularly appealing to seniors, and how it can provide a sense of purpose and community. Learn how to make the most of bird watching in your golden years.

August 27, 2023

How to begin birding for teenagers

Getting Started with Birdwatching as a Teenager

Embark on your birdwatching journey as a teenager. Learn the basics, gather essential resources, and immerse yourself in the world of birds.

August 15, 2023

Exploring the benefits that Teenage birders get from their hobby

Why Birdwatching is Great for Teenagers

Uncover the benefits of birdwatching for teenagers. From fostering curiosity to connecting with nature, find out why it is perfect for young minds.

August 15, 2023

Myths about birdwatching and why they are false

Myth busting: common birding misconceptions

Our myth-busting article tackles common misconceptions surrounding this popular hobby. Learn the facts and dissolve your preconceptions.

February 26, 2023

Birding without binoculars: how to see birds close up

Birding without binoculars: How to observe birds close-up

Binoculars can enhance birdwatching, but they are not essential. Find out how close-up birding, without any equipment, can be fun and informative.

February 26, 2023

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