Dear All
I wonder if annyone on the list has useful advice on good reasonably
priced bins suitable for a girl about to turn 8. My daughter (who
will be 8 in November) likes the idea of going birdwatching with me,
and while I suspect this is more social than ornothological,
obviously i would like to encourage her interest. But she woould need
bins; she has used mine a little, with some success, but they are
much much too heavy (I have a heavy pair of meades) ,and my backups
have too narrow a field of view.
I was thinking that the ideal pair would be light, with a big field
of view (to give her a decent chance of seeing the bird), and easy
to focus. Magnnification would be a lesser concern, as would optical
excellence (so long as they are OK optically). so I had in mind
something like 7x 35s or somethingg similar.
First: anyone with experience of this problem - is this list of
priorities about right? and if so (or even if not), any specific
recommendations? ( had in mind a price range of up to a couple of
hundred dollars; I hope that might get something OK)
any help apprciated.
Kim
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Kim Sterelny
Philosophy Program
RSSS, ANU and
Philosophy Department
Victoria University Wellington
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