https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/the-best-binoculars/
Just updated in late Nov. I didn’t disagree with anything said but I’m not
familiar with all the models reviewed.
Written by a birder/ornithologist/real user.
ChrisP
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K. L
And a note to choosing binocs for another, especially a young person. Almost
never mentioned in reviews but critical is inter- pupillary distance. As
someone with a smaller than norm distance between my eyes, I can comfortably
use < <80% of binocs. And more expensive ones are, sadly, often the
Hi birders,
Before I order one up online, I thought I'd check to see if anyone has a used
copy of this book they'd be willing to part with: Ospreys: a natural and
unnatural history by Alan F. Poole.
I know it's a long shot, but if anyone is willing to part ways with their copy,
I'd appreciate
Hi Kathleen,
Disclaimer -- The following is my own personal opinion, and not intended to
represent endorsement by any group or organization.
I've given Wingspan Optics FieldView 8x32's as gifts to multiple people, who
love them. They've gone up in price, from $60 a couple years ago to $80 on
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