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Birding Club
Community & More
Joining an online birding club offers a multitude of benefits for both seasoned birdwatchers and newcomers alike. Firstly, it provides a vibrant community of like-minded individuals passionate about avian observation, fostering connections and friendships with fellow enthusiasts from around the globe. Through shared experiences, members can exchange insights, tips, and discoveries, enriching their understanding of birds and their habitats.
The Community
A privet space for the Birding community to gather, with Chat Rooms, Posts, Photos and alot more, all under one roof.
Your Photos
Show of your finds with the community, start a chat about your photo.
Gear Talk
A place to ask about gear and see what others are using. Maybe you found a gem.
General Chat
Maybe you just want to chat about your day out and talk Birding with the community.
unlike a Facebook group or a forum space, our community is all in one place.
Members can network with fellow like-minded people and give or receve help and support with each other.
A Great Camera
Found a great camrea? need some help with its settings, We have a room for that also.
Made a Youtube Video?
post your video links in the Videos room maybe get some feedback about your film.
Club House
Club house members is a paid area for the members who support the Club and offers a more privet area.
All Kinds Of Birders Welcome
What Kind Are You?
Birders, or birdwatchers, come in various types, each with their own interests, motivations, and approaches to birdwatching. Here are some common types of birders:, There are many others.
Casual Birders
These are individuals who enjoy observing birds occasionally, perhaps during walks or while traveling. They may not actively seek out birdwatching opportunities but appreciate birds when they encounter them.
Backyard Birders
These birders focus on observing and attracting birds to their own yards or gardens. They often maintain bird feeders, bird baths, and suitable habitats to attract a variety of bird species.
Photographers
Bird photographers combine their love for birds with photography skills. They strive to capture high-quality images of birds in their natural habitats, often investing in specialized camera equipment and spending hours in the field to get the perfect shot.
Big Day Birders
Big Day birders aim to observe as many bird species as possible within a single day, often traveling to different locations with diverse habitats to maximize their species count. Big Day events may also serve as fundraisers or conservation awareness initiatives.
Birding Tourists
Birding tourists plan trips specifically to observe birds in different regions or countries. They may join organized birding tours led by knowledgeable guides or explore birding hotspots independently.
Rare Bird Chasers
These birders actively seek out rare or unusual bird sightings reported within their region or beyond. They are often willing to travel long distances to add rare species to their life lists or simply to witness a unique avian spectacle.
Like Minded People
All Love Birding!
