Today`s post is a continuation of last week`s – an introduction to Shanghai`s 20 most commonly seen birds. After getting to the letter C...
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Birdwatchers tend to like the rare, the exotic – yet many common birds are exciting as well. This is something most easily realized when...
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You don’t know how hard it is to see a common bird until you try to get someone else to see one. This is...
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What makes for good bird photo? This question has many answers depending on who you ask. Granted there are general requirements a photo must...
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Now is the time to take one last look at the birds that have gotten us through the winter. Both the birds that stick...
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Most birders, myself included, hope to find a rarity or two on every birding outing. This does not happen, of course, because rarities are,...
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