You’re out birding with a friend, when he/she exclaims out loud with an exciting find.
You are eager to see what they are seeing and might be tempted to pan around with your binoculars. But trust me, it’s far easier to find the bird with your naked eye before lifting binoculars to your face for a closer view.
Your eye naturally has a wider field of view, enabling you to locate a small bird in a large area, especially if it is moving.
Always be ready! Keep your eye on the bird, hands on your bins, then lift your bins up to your eyes, this way the bird should now be in view in your binoculars.
You are eager to see what they are seeing and might be tempted to pan around with your binoculars. But trust me, it’s far easier to find the bird with your naked eye before lifting binoculars to your face for a closer view.
Your eye naturally has a wider field of view, enabling you to locate a small bird in a large area, especially if it is moving.
Always be ready! Keep your eye on the bird, hands on your bins, then lift your bins up to your eyes, this way the bird should now be in view in your binoculars.
photo © adrian binns
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