Birdwatching for Beginners with Barbara Hannah Grufferman

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Join Barbara Hannah Grufferman as she discovers birdwatching with ornithologist “Birding Bob” DeCandido. Find out why birding has become one of the fastest growing outdoor activities, and how you can get started!

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pov: you're 23 years old watching an aarp tutorial on bird watching

i really enjoyed this video! i can't wait to get out and learn about the environment around me.

juliaisabel_

So nice of him to give her his expensive pair of binoculars while using his lesser ones, what a gentleman.

OutdoorsIQ

I was stressing at work the other day so I decided to chill outside on the grass during break. A Magpie sat with me for an hour as if it could tell I was upset. His friend joined but one Magpie who also tried to join was turned away...I felt like the "cool kid " everybody wanted to be around simply because I'm human lol Birds have their own personality and once I saw that It blew my mind because it's a reality check.They are alive just like us...Idk... I just felt so ignorant and rude as if Ive been ignoring Hello's and Goodbye's all my life. The experience got me into birding:)

Londyn

do not underestimate how relaxing this hobby is. Im in love with it

leedolian

The most beautiful bird in the world is the Cardinal. Not only are they beautiful to look at but they sing so beautifully too. LOVE MY CARDINALS!

denyselake

birdwatching is a great way to enjoy nature and see more of your local areas which you have yet to explore.

BirdinginMalaysia

There's a couple of areas in my local park in London where the birds are used to people and recognise a food opportunity! They will feed from the hand and often stay there until all the food is gone. A robin also landed on my shoulder and waited for me to get the food out of my pocket. A lovely experience.

thebirdie

I'm in a perfect spot to get into this. East coast on a barrier island. Bird sanctuary on one side, marshland on other along the bay. I've been here only 3 months but cant believe all the different birds during migration.

murf

Holy $h! ¡ This guy is really engaged in the topic and I LOVE it

julians.

2:46 „they like my chia energy bar :D“

vulpisnoi

BLACK BARON1:50 ... Birds react and get curious in the air when you fly certain flight manoeuvres with a little RC helicopter in the middle of nature. I find it always interesting to watch the "Bird Perspective" from my position ... "Grounded". I wonder if humans could teach them one day how to fly a "Looping".

JasonPowell-sm