Are you an avid bird watcher looking for a good bird watching journal to record your bird sightings? YouÕve come to the right place.
Whether bird watching is for sport, a hobby, if you are a beginner or an expert, this bird watching log/notebook will come in handy to note down your birds as you come across them. Always carry a pair of binoculars to observe the bird up close. This makes bird watching intense and real.
This journal is perfect for birdwatchers. It is beautifully designed, clear and easy to use, and well organized. The interior has 2 pages about bird anatomy (with parts of the body named) and the skeleton of a bird.
Ideal as a Birder Gift for Ornithologists, Expert Birdwatchers, Hobbyists, Birders Hobby Logbook, Record Bird Sightings, Beginners, Teens & Adults, 8x10Ó Size, 110 Pages
Features of this book:
110 pages, measures 8.5 x 11" handy size
Front page for you to personalize
High-quality white paper
Matte finish cover
Durable perfect binding
Perfect for gel pen, pencils, charcoal pencils
Interior Details:
Reference List to quickly find any bird page (great for Ornithologists, and birders)
Bird Anatomy image with body parts named [Morphology - study of the forms of things]
Bird Skeletal System with the parts named
The bird log entry form has:
Date
Time
Season
Location, Latitude, Longitude
Weather icons to mark using check boxes
Temperature
Bird Name
Species/Type
Beak Shape - Cone, Hooked, Long-Thin, Short-Pointed, Flat-Wide (check boxes)
Tail - Short, Long, Wide, Thin, Fluffy (check boxes)
Bird's Location - Ground, Tree, Bush, Feeder, Fence (check boxes)
Space for Notes
Colors and Special Markings
What did the bird do?
Type of Habitat
Grid section for bird sketch/photo
Quick find Reference list with the page number to identify bird details fast
This makes a great gift for hobbyists or avid birdwatchers, for Birthdays, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, and other holidays. You can buy it for a team or group of birdwatchers too if you are in the habit of bird watching on holiday weekdays or weekends. Teachers can give this to students if the student belongs to a bird watching class or just encouraging a student to take up bird watching as a hobby.
Did you know? Birder - (noun) - The acceptable term used to describe the person who seriously pursues the hobby of birding. This person may be an expert, a professional (Ornithologists) or an amateur. Ornithologists work in academia, funded by federal and state agencies.