Nature Enthusiasts

Share on Bird Watching Blogs

It seems as though it does not matter what part of the country or world a person lives in, there seems to be a bird watching blog in every part of it. Nature enthusiasts who are passionate about bird watching like to share information through blogging. There are some bird watching blogs that even have their own webcams set up so that different species of birds in various areas of the world can be viewed by bird lovers in other areas via the webcam.

Examples of Blog Information

There are fascinating bird watching blogs from all over the United States and Canada. For instance, there is a blog based in Florida called Naturocity in which a blogger shares information through photos of not just birds, but all types of nature on this blog. Across the country there is another bird watching blog that is called Chickadees, Juncos, and Jays Oh My! in which a bird watcher shares the sights of Northern California's backyard birds.

There are also blogs that specialize in the equipment and specifics of bird watching in their blogs, such as Flyboy Birding Blog and Binocular Gear. The first blog is full of information about all types of birds and the tricks of the trade about bird watching. The second blog is full of information about binoculars and although it is not fully bird specific, it does give good information about what to look for in a good pair of binoculars depending on the situation they will be used in.

Moving around the world, there is a bird watching blog called High Latitude Birdwatcher that has an interesting link to a site called Birdingpal in which bird watchers are encouraged to become a 'birding pal' with other bird watching enthusiasts around the world. That way, when a bird watcher travels, he can meet up with an enthusiast who is familiar with the birds in that area and can take the foreigner on a bird watching extravaganza in that area. Basically, the bird watchers share information about their home area and when they travel, they link up with bird watchers in that area who will do the same thing for them. The site has a map which can be clicked for a particular country and a list of birdingpals comes up with an email and basic information about them so that contact can be made. This site also offers information on trips, lodging and guides for bird watching trips, as well as a forum where bird watchers can share information with each other and ask questions.