Are you a bird watcher? Then don't forget to check out the Steiner Birding Store to get more insight on Steiner Birding Binoculars!

We at OpticsPlanet carry a huge selection of the best birding spotting scopes, monoculars, and birders binoculars money can buy. Don't forget to read why you should start birdwatching today, 10 Reasons To Start Birdwatching Today. We always keep in stock a wide selection of the best birdwatching spotting scopes - Audubon Scopes, Barska Spotting Scopes, Swift Spotting Scopes, Swarovski Spotting Scopes, Eagle Optics Scopes, Leica Spotting Scopes, Zeiss monoculars, and Kowa spotting scopes - all of them are super popular among birdwatching community.

OpticsPlanet is a proud sponsor of The Cornell's University Lab of Ornithology. Help donate to the lab for the continuation of their research on birding and how it affects our environments. The Lab of Ornithology is a nonprofit membership institution whose mission is to interpret and conserve the earth's biological diversity through research, education, and citizen science focused on birds.  In addition to sponsorship of birding research and preservation labs, OpticsPlanet is focusing on expanding on supporting birdwatching community and constantly expanding our bird watching product lines - birding binoculars, birdwatching spotting scopes, digiscoping products, and much more!

Many birdwatchers love to keep a nice pocket monocular with them - and we have a full range of close focus birder pocket scopes - from Audubon Monoculars, Barska Monoculars, Bushnell Monoculars, Carson Monoculars, Konus scopes, Kowa monoculars, LOMO Little Maks, Nikon monoculars, Pentax scopes, Swift Monoculars, Tasco Monoculars,  Vortex Monoculars

It goes without saying that birding binocular should be sharp, bright and clear, but all good birding binoculars have some other features as well. Birding is an activity that is often done at very close range, so any good birdwatching binocular should have a close focus of 15 feet or less, and 10 feet or less is even better. A birding binocular need not be waterproof, but that feature is a definite plus under tough conditions and it also adds to the lifespan of the binocular. If you wear eye glasses, a birding binocular with an eye relief of 15mm or more is also a must, but with so many birding binoculars with long eye relief available, that is seldom a problem these days.  Special birding binocular series are developed by the top binocular manufactories - Swift Birding Binoculars, Steiner Merlin Binoculars, Audubon Binoculars, Bushnell NatureView Binoculars, Pentax Papilio, and many others

Here's a list of some of our best birding binoculars in every price range. All of these birdwatching binoculars can be used with or without eyeglasses and all will have the required close focus. Eight power models are listed (and a few with seven power), but most of these birding binoculars have a 10x version available for those who prefer that magnification. If you're new to binoculars and birding, though, most people find an 8x easier to steady and use than a 10x.