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The Corn Bunting – The Secretive Neighbor Next Door
Successfully protecting birds in rural areas The Rhine Plain, near the German city of Mannheim, end of May, 8:30 a.m.
ZEISS Sponsors Grand Prize for the 2019 Kruger Bird and Wildlife Challenge
The Kruger Bird and Wildlife Challenge was held in South Africa this past February.
Birder by profession
Learn more about the establishment of ornitho and Christopher König, the birder in the background of millions of data.
Birder by profession
Learn more about Noam Weiss, his passion for birding and his important work safeguarding the flyways of migratory birds in Eilat, Israel.
The Fight to Save Endangered Birds
The Northern Bald Ibis was widespread in central Europe for quite some time. Today this endangered species lives in the wild almost exclusively in Morocco.
Victory SF: Binoculars for nature lovers
A review on the Victory SF 8×42 binoculars by David Fisher, Director of Sunbird Tours.
The life of a bird observatory warden
The island of Alderney has an incredibly long migration period. In this article, the warden of the Alderney Bird Observatory explains his work.
Binoculars for birders from ZEISS
Faansie Peackock gives an insight on the different binocular models and which features are important to look at to find the perfect binocular.
Bird of Extremes: The Harpy Eagle
The Harpy Eagle is one of the largest birds of prey, and in fact it is even the strongest raptor, and the name given for a pemium spotting scope.
Review of the updated ZEISS Victory SF
Professor Richard Gregory, Head of Species Monitoring and Research of the RSPB, reviewed the ZEISS Victory SF binoculars stressing its benefits.