It’s our One Year Anniversary!

It’s our anniversary!!  Can you believe it’s already been a year since we opened.  Thank you for your business and making our store a success.  People who care about they’re birds and the wildlife in their yards are extremely nice people.  Which means you…our customer…are extremely nice people!!  We’re very grateful!!

We now carry Swarovski optics.  Since its founding in 1949, in Austria SWAROVSKI OPTIK has stood for long-range optics of the highest precision, identifiable by simple but elegant design. The  Austrian company is a specialist in precision sport optics and a world leader in the premium segment of the market.

Come see the EL 42 SWAROVISION Binocular

The revolutionary SWAROVISION technology combines field flattener lenses and HD optics which ensures impressive image resolution over the entire field of view.

HD glass:  Fluoride containing HD glass allows for the truest possible color to reach the eye. Field Flattener Lenses:  Allows for a razor sharp focus of an image to the extreme edges of the field of view.

If your serious about your wildlife viewing, you need a pair of Swarovski binocular’s or spotting scope.

Four Keys to Bird Identification: #1 Size & Shape

Silhouettes is an important part of size & shape identification.  Often you don’t need to see any color at all to know what kind of bird you’re looking at. Silhouettes quickly tell you a bird’s size, proportions, and posture, and quickly rule out many groups of birds – even ones of nearly identical overall size.  Silhouettes are so useful because they help with the first step in any identification: deciding what kind of bird you’ve got. Once that’s done, you’ve narrowed down your choices to one small section of your field guide.  Beginning bird watchers often get sidetracked by a bird’s bright colors, only to be frustrated when they search through their field guide. Finches, for example, can be red, yellow, blue, brown, or green – but they’re always shaped like finches. Learn silhouettes, and you’ll always be close to an ID.    Bird House on the Greenway  (source allaboutbirds.org)

 

 

 

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