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Birding
In its most basic sense, birding, or bird watching, is the . . I . . . hobby of observing species of wild birds, including their . 2 . and behavior. In reality, birding is much more than a simple . . . 3 . . . and there are many benefits of birding that can be enjoyed by both novice and borders.
Birding Is Educational
As birders observe new . . 5 . . they not only learn about different birds, but they also learn about. 6 bird behavior, feed preferences, courtship, and bird territories. Dedicated birders who want to attract more birds often study 7. . and geography as well. The practice of photographing birds can lead to a study of photography, while frequent use of field guides makes birders experts in detailed observation and species .
Birding is Inexpensive
All it takes to get started as a birder is good . . . 9 a simple field guide (even from a used book store), and an interest in watching birds. Even birders who opt for a field bag, binoculars, and other birding . 10 . . . can find 11. options for low budgets.
Birders who choose to feed birds in their backyard also have simple. 12 options. Many birds are happy to feed on the ground, eliminating 13 can be inexpensive, and many
the need for any feeder at all. birds will eat . . 14 as well.