Day Optics

Day optics refer to devices used in daylight, such as binoculars and spotting scopes. These devices are a great way to get closer to the natural world and observe animals in their natural habitat. Birders spotting scopes use large lenses to gather as much light as possible, providing a clear image with powerful magnification.

It is important to consider your own personal preferences when choosing day optics for wildlife observation. Some people prefer the compactness and portability of binoculars, while others prefer the magnification and image quality of spotting scopes.

No matter what type of day optics you choose, make sure to practice using them before you go out into the field. This will help you get the most out of your optics and avoid disturbing wildlife.

To understand more about how Spotting Scopes work, read our guide here.