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One More for the Birders

One More for the Birders

Birders are constantly looking for any advantage to assist in identification and increase the pleasure of their field experience.  Every birder knows that the conditions of weather and light can make decisions difficult.  Every birder knows that sometimes it is the briefest of looks that the bird affords.  Every birder wants to go into the field with as good a binocular as possible.

The 8 x 42 Fury Binocular is just the binocular to fit the bill.  In fact, this new line of Vortex binoculars sets a very good standard.  Wayne Mones writes in his review on Audubonmagazine.org, “Vortex really got everything right with this new line of binoculars”.  He goes on to say that he loves the 8 x 42 and thinks they are a best buy.

The Fury binoculars are part of the new generation binoculars the use argon gas in the purging process to water and fog proof.  Argon has several advantages over nitrogen.  Being a member of the Noble Gases, argon is inert.  Consequently, it won’t attack the o-rings that help seal the binoculars extending the life of the unit.

Images produced by Fury are of superior quality.  The colors produced are natural: the contrast is excellent. One would think that he is looking through a very expensive binocular to get this wonderful an image.  Not So!  The entire line is modestly priced.

The focus wheel is large and placed well.  One and a quarter turns allows quick focus, important for identifying darting little birds.  The field of view on the http://www.kingbirdfeeders.com/05-VortexFury8x42Binoculars.htm”>8 x 42 Fury is quite large at 358 feet at 1000 yards.  This important aspect facilitates finding a bird with ease but also allows for a good bit of the landscape to be searched at any given time.  For those of us who wear eyeglasses the eye relief is excellent at 20 mm.  One can hardly beat that.

This is another model that will allow the birder to enjoy many an adventure in the field.

About the Author

Roy Smallwood is the owner of Kingbirdfeeders.com. Roy began this enterprise after a 26 year career as a teacher of science. His love and enjoyment of the outdoors and birding in particular is the impetus for the company. He is an active member of the Central Texas Audubon Society. He encourages everyone to participate and enjoy birding whether in the backyard or in the field. Visit www.kingbirdfeeders.com for , binoculars and spotting scopes and happy birding!

It's 5:07 A.M. here and still dark but can ANYONE see something with blinking lights in the sky?

I'm in Ohio but I'm just wondering if the lights were a UFO or maybe a Satellite up there. I looked with binoculars and even a telescope but it looked like it was moving in circles and it had blue, lime green red and a yellowish maybe fire like in the back of it. It seriously looked as if it was round and had the lights moving around it. I know We can see the Rings of Saturn Tomorrow night but this might have been that but I swear it looked more like hovering but I was also moving the binoculars and telescope and couldn't get a clear view. I know I'm NOT tripping Do You know if there is in fact a space shuttle out now or if You can see it.

im in australia and yesterday, around 1pm i saw a UFO. well i think it was a UFO because it had a line of lights moving really fast and they werent flashing so it want a plane

ORD'S DAY 4 BLOG: ALWAYS IN COMMAND
1745: Right. Time to sign off. Where has this week gone? I have to echo Matt's thoughts and say I'll be low for a day or two. These really are the best four days in the calendar.

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