We all know the intangible benefits that old growth forests provide: they inspire artists, poets, writers, and photographers– and are places for solace, reflection, spirituality, and healing. But older forests also supply numerous tangible benefits, such as clean drinking water for millions of people, habitat for more than 3,000 species of wildlife and plants, and […]
Tag: bird watching
Overview of Birdwatching
The major objective of birdwatching is to spot, identify, and record as many members of the avian population as possible and this can happen within a geographic location or a time frame. Many avian enthusiasts are satisfied with only watching the limited species of birds in their locality while others travel to far places to […]
Getting Started With Birdwatching: A Beginners Guide
Birdwatching is a fun-filled hobby that you can do anytime, anyplace. Besides, you don’t need to spend a considerable amount of money, either. Birdwatching allows you to feel wildlife in the best way. Also, it’s an extremely accessible activity. Otherwise referred to as birding, it has been an exciting hobby for many people. Apart from […]
5 of the Rarest Birds & Where to Find Them
Some of the most magnificent finds in nature are seldom seen, and birds are no exception. There may be more than 10,000 species of our fine feathered friends, but sadly, the number is dwindling. In fact, nearly 1500 bird species are facing extinction. For nature lovers, spotting a rare bird is a joyous experience, and […]
Endangered: Peruvian Plantcutter (Phytotoma raimondii) VIDEO
By: Michael Tweddle As a nature lover and wildlife photographer it is always a pleasure to be part in research and conservation activities. Here an example of two livelong friends’ researchers, Monica Romo and Mario Rosina and their hours of commitment studying and protecting the endemic Peruvian Plantcutter. The Peruvian Plantcutter (Phytotoma raimondii), is endemic […]