Terms used to describe binoculars and scopes, the dos and don’ts of buying binoculars, and links to articles about binoculars and scopes.
READY FOR BIRDS: Birders gather at dawn at Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area in Cape May, New Jersey. Photo by Lucy Wightman
With hundreds of models and dozens of name brands to choose from, it’s important to understand binocular basics before you buy. Read More “How to get started choosing birding binoculars”
The compact, lightweight premium binocular offers an exceptionally wide field of view. Read More “Sponsored content: Zeiss Victory SF 32 binocular exceeds expectations”
Every birder can use a good pair of binoculars! So if you’re using hand-me-downs or are ready for an upgrade, check out this roundup of five pairs we like. Read More “Five binoculars that are great for birding”
Which binoculars are the people behind the latest field guides using? We asked some well-known authors. Both Tom Stephenson and Scott Whittle, authors of The … Read More “Field-guide authors tell which binoculars they use”
Terms used to describe binoculars and scopes, the dos and don’ts of buying binoculars, and links to articles about binoculars and scopes. Read More “Binoculars and spotting scopes”
Would your binoculars survive a spill into a stream? Here’s how to know. Read More “What you need to know about waterproofing”
Lens coatings are easy to overlook, but they’re critical for seeing a bird’s true colors Read More “What you need to know about lens coatings”
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