By Alaska Bear Mountain Lodge www.alaskabearmountainlodge.com August 18, 2008
Thank you for joining Alaska Bear Mountain Lodge network. If you have some time check our website for some up close and personal experience with Alaskan Bears! Don't forget to take a break and travel! ...read more
By O.C. Awards & Gifts April 12, 2007
Everyone need a little help from time to time. Here is a great place to start, and helf yourself along the way. As always, you only have one chance to make that great first impression. Here is a great place to get you on a proven path. ...read more
Welcome to Optics4Birding, the birding experts’ choice since 1992. We’re passionate about birding, and we’ve hand-selected a range of birding optics and accessories that are perfect for getting the most out of this engaging pastime. Optics4Birding has optics for any budget, from beginners to serious enthusiasts, researchers, and birding tour operators. Of course, we carry brands that are well-respected in the optics industry - brands like Zeiss, Leica, Nikon, Swarovski, Vortex, and many more. We are authorized dealers for every manufacturer we sell. Optics4Birding Irvine, CA (877) 674-2473 Our Website About Us Contact Us Our Blog ...read more
By Optics4Birding September 01, 2019
If you want a hobby that will bring you closer to nature, birding or bird watching is the perfect pastime for you. Studying the birds is educational and enlightening, and it really opens your eyes to what is going on in your surroundings. Some people think that you need to have extensive knowledge to be a birdwatcher, but really, all it takes is to be interested in birds. Here are some tips that birdwatching newbies must remember. 1. Have high-quality optics for birding, aka binoculars. To make sure you can enjoy the beautiful birds, purchase excellent binoculars that can give you a bright, colorful picture of birds. Most great options for binoculars cost around $250 to $1,000, depending on your preferences. To start with, a pair of binoculars with a 10x magnification can be significant. You can also buy spotting scopes, tripods, monoculars, range finders, and night vision optics. 2. Carry a field guide with you. Once you start seeing birds, it is an excellent option to have a guide so you can identify what breeds they are. Most people use the Sibley Guide, National Geographic Guide, Kaufman Guide, and Peterson Guide. Your field guide should not be just a book with bird photos that contain valuable information, like their habitat, diet, calls, songs, and migration patterns. 3. Install a bird feeder. An excellent next step for birding is to have birds in your backyard so that you can have a great look at them. Bird feeders come in all types: a sunflower feeder, a suet feeder, and a hummingbird feeder. You can also opt for a millet, thistle seeds, mealworms, and fruits so that other bird species can visit you, too. 4. Always have a pen and notebook with you. Most birders keep a notebook to detail the different types that they have spotted. You can do this seasonally, or yearly, depending on your preferences and availability. Some birdwatchers also have a life list of all the birds they have ever seen in their life. It is a great tool to celebrate your victories and document your birding journey. 5. Enjoy taking bird photography. Though this is optional, taking photos of birds is an exciting and rewarding way to document your experiences. This is also a challenge because some birds do not mind pictures, while others are incredibly elusive. Birding can be enjoyable and fun, as long as you don't forget to relieve yourself from pressure. The information that you can learn is limitless, so just trust the process. For the best tools and optics for birding, visitoptics4birding.com, and browse their excellent product options. ...read more
By Optics4Birding August 15, 2019
If you are looking for more efficient ways to scout land or to monitor game, a good hunting camera may be the one you’re looking for. One of the best tools of the trade is aMoultrie trail camera, an industry-leading gaming camera which offers improved field intelligence. These trail cameras come with unique features that will give you the best views of the area even while you’re busy with campsite chores or just resting. Moultrie cameras are made to last with different designs that will make you a more efficient outdoorsman. Here are more updated features of this brand of trail camera that you will surely need on your next weekend trip: Impressive Panoramic Views Some trail cameras have minimal views which will also limit your knowledge about the game found in the area. You can't study animals this way; you need a panoramic 120-degree view of the area to get a better picture of game activity. Moultrie trail cameras offer an improved field of views with panoramic 120 degrees to let you monitor game more closely. Improved Camera Resolution Instead of wondering whether you're looking at a deer or a moose, you can quickly identify your game with Moultrie cameras with enhanced resolution. With a 20-megapixel resolution, images will look bright as day and the best part of it all; you capture wildlife in all its impressive glory. Infrared LED Flash Technology Easily capture shots without disturbing wildlife using Moultrie’s INVISIBLE Infrared LED-flash technology. Gone are the days when all you get are images of the frightened or surprised game. This LED flash has a detection range of 70 feet and a trigger speed of 5 seconds. And if you think that because of this updated LED flash, your trail camera will run out of juice by the time it gets dark. Think again because it consumes very little power. It only needs eight AA batteries, and it can capture up to 15,000 images. As much as possible, use lithium-ion batteries to get the best results in harsh weather. Perfect Bark Camouflage Choose from pine bark to white bark or country-style camouflage; your game won’t know it’s there! All Moultrie game cameras are mounted with a durable strap and are easy to install without additional hardware. Install one, two or more trail cameras, and you'll get the best results each time. ...read more
By Optics4Birding June 27, 2019
The U.S. has one of the safest food supplies in the world. One main reason for this is the way in which the food is packaged. Balancing food packaging needs, consumer desires and the impact on the environment are the responsibilities of the food packaging companies. ...read more
Hospitals handle various types of hazardous waste. Typical hospital waste includes things such as discarded medical equipment, used needles, medications and bodily fluids. These types of waste must be handled with care and disposed of properly. Hospitals must have a plan and procedure in place to faci... ...read more