birding
- noun
- /ˈbɜrdɪŋ/
- I took my birding class there Monday.
- birding center
We share delightful aspects of life like fly fishing and bird watching and things of that kind.
- We share delightful aspects of life like fly fishing and bird watching and things of that kind.
- But it was something that most of us could do as we aged because it's bird watching.
- So all I can say is happy bird watching.
Examples
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Among my favorite birding locations are Southwest Florida, Southeast Arizona, and Crane Creek, Ohio.
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Considered by many to be Delaware's best birding area, this 16,000-acre refuge includes tidal salt.
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I was not used to large birding groups, and 24 people seemed like a lot.
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Both places are fantastic birding areas and have much to offer.
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You want to go birding?
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The Singles Warm Line called to ask how she had enjoyed birding with their group.
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The southern Gulf Coast of Florida is one of the best birding and bird photography locations in the country.
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In my free time, I enjoy birding, blogging, and taking a ton of photos.
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My most memorable birding experience at Terra Nova once again involves Bald Eagles.
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Many people enjoy birding in the early mornings when the birds are most active.
Synonyms
To watch wild birds in nature for pleasure or study
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Etymology
Birding is formed from bird + -ing and names the hobby of 'watching and identifying wild birds'; you can think of it as the same as 'birdwatching'.