How to be a lazy birder revisited
At this time last year I wrote a series of articles about how to be a lazy birder. It is about time we revisit these articles. At this holiday time in Australia many people take annual holidays after a very busy year at work. What most people want is not more busyness pursuing their hobby. So it was with this in mind that I wrote this series; just click on the link to take you to the relevant article.
Warning: do not strain yourself too much reading through these articles.
- How to be a lazy birder part 1 – in the garden.
- How to be a lazy birder part 2 – on the porch or veranda.
- How to be a lazy birder part 3 – set up a simple bird bath.
- How to be a lazy birder part 4 – from the car.
- How to be a lazy birder part 5 – from your bed.
- How to be a lazy birder part 6 – while watching television.
- How to be a lazy birder part 7 – watch a video or DVD about birds.
- How to be a lazy birder part 8 – while in the office or at work.
- How to be a lazy birder part 9 -while travelling.
- How to be a lazy birder part 10 – by reading about birds.
- How to be a lazy birder part 11 – surf the internet – or read my blog.
- How to be a lazy birder part 12 – watch a movie.
So there you have it – 12 ways to be a lazy birder. Enjoy.
Bonus hint:
Visit your local zoo or bird park.
Watch the birds in the cages.
This is a really good, lazy method of birding; the birds will not fly away from you.
If you want more information about how to be a birder go to my series of articles called How to be a Birder.
Budgerigars, Cleland Wildlife Park