vaubu
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Hello!
I'm excited to find this forum. I'm new to birding. I tagged along with my dad in the 1970's as we birdwatched in Maine. Finally, this summer, I wrapped my hands around my own pair of binoculars, a present for my 40th Birthday. I'm new to the New York area. I live just north of the Bronx. I can't believe how many species are to be seen readily. Is it because the wild spaces around here are so encroached upon? Is it the latitude? All I know is, more and more I find myself telling my fiance I'm gonna go birdwatching for an hour or two and 8 hours later I'm trucking it back home. I'm waiting for a new pair of Atlas Optics Intrepid ED 8x42's to arrive in the mail this week. Meanwhile I gotta get some work done around the house.
Photos taken with a Kodak EasyShare Z8612. I have no idea how to work a camera yet. I'm anxious to look around in the forum for some ideas on this and many other topics too. Thank you for maintaining this online community!
I'm excited to find this forum. I'm new to birding. I tagged along with my dad in the 1970's as we birdwatched in Maine. Finally, this summer, I wrapped my hands around my own pair of binoculars, a present for my 40th Birthday. I'm new to the New York area. I live just north of the Bronx. I can't believe how many species are to be seen readily. Is it because the wild spaces around here are so encroached upon? Is it the latitude? All I know is, more and more I find myself telling my fiance I'm gonna go birdwatching for an hour or two and 8 hours later I'm trucking it back home. I'm waiting for a new pair of Atlas Optics Intrepid ED 8x42's to arrive in the mail this week. Meanwhile I gotta get some work done around the house.
Photos taken with a Kodak EasyShare Z8612. I have no idea how to work a camera yet. I'm anxious to look around in the forum for some ideas on this and many other topics too. Thank you for maintaining this online community!
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