birdingnet.com gets a German sister. I’ve just launched birdingnet.de. It will have a German translation of the raptor FAQ, tips for watching birds and also information about bird conservation in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It’s still very new and a work in progress - but what on the web isn’t :-). If you speak German, give it a visit and let me know what you think about it.
I’ve added a shop birdingnet.com. It’s powered by amazon.com and there is also a version powered by amazon.co.uk.
In the shop you find many great bird books and also the photographic equipment I use myself for bird and nature photography. All the items in this shop (books, cameras, lenses) are products I recommend. I either own those products, owned them some time ago or know the products from other ways. For the books I may own an older edition or the hardcover edition while I’ve inluded the cheaper paperback edition here.
I’ve included only products I think are worth purchasing. I’ve not included any books or other products which I think are bad.
The above does not apply to the items in the sidebars (like “Listmania!” or “Similar Items”) below the “Browse by Category” navigation bar. Those sidebars and products are choosen by amazon. But check them out too, as there are very good recommendations among them.
I hope you enjoy the selection of products. If you buy them here, it helps me to keep working on birdingnet.com.
Please let me know what you think of the shop. If people like it and buy products there, it helps me continue working on birdingnet.com (and I have big plans as I want to make birdingnet.com on of the best birding sites out there).
I’ve updated the raptor FAQ with three new items:
What is the difference between a raptor and an owl?
What is the smallest raptor?
How many raptor species are there?
Hello
welcome to birdingnet.com. This is a new website focusing on everything that is interesting about wild birds, their biology and conservation. Of course this site is also about watching those magnificent creatures as I can’t image anything more fascinating than watching a bird.
In the future you will find here book reviews, interesting links and lot’s of information about raptors and of course all other birds, too. I’ve already started a raptor FAQ which I will update frequently.
I am looking forward to working on this website and hope that you will come back soon.
Happy birding!!
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