The National Geographic Guide to Birding in North America Season 1 Introduction to Birding Optics 2017
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This lecture discusses the core optical tools that aid us in observing birds in the field. Study the parts of a pair of binoculars, and the pros and cons of different types of binoculars. Learn how to use binoculars for birding, highlighting matters such as magnification, field of view, and depth of field. Also take account of spotting scopes, and how they provide detail that binoculars can't.
- Released: 2017-05-26
- Runtime: 30 minutes
- Genre: Documentary
- Stars: James Currie
- Director: James Currie
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2. Basic Bird Anatomy 2017-05-26
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3. Size, Shape, and Color as Birding Tools 2017-05-26
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4. Bird Distribution, Status, and Endemism 2017-05-26
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5. Habitat and Season as Birding Tools 2017-05-26
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6. Introduction to Birding Optics 2017-05-26
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7. Tactics for Better Birding 2017-05-26
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8. Using Bird Behavior to Identify Birds 2017-05-26
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9. Understanding Variations in Plumage 2017-05-26
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10. Birding by Ear 2017-05-26
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11. Essentials of Bird Migrations 2017-05-26
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12. Birding at Night 2017-05-26
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13. Pelagic Birds 2017-05-26
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14. Waterbirds, Shorebirds, and Game Birds 2017-05-26
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15. Diurnal Raptors 2017-05-26
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16. From Doves to Kingfishers 2017-05-26
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18. Passerines: From Thrashers to Warblers 2017-05-26
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19. Passerines: From Tanagers to Birders 2017-05-26
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20. Photography for Birders 2017-05-26
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21. Birding Sites in Eastern North America 2017-05-26
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22. Birding Sites in Western North America 2017-05-26
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23. Birds and People 2017-05-26
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24. Birding Ethics and Conservation 2017-05-26
