We're the American bimonthly magazine about wild birds and birdwatching that the Los Angeles Times called "the next best thing to locking binocs on feathers."
We love birds, and we publish articles about how to attract them, how to identify them, where to travel to find them, and how to understand the amazing things they do -- anything that will make our readers better birdwatchers. We also publish columns by the best-known writers in the birdwatching industry -- David Allen Sibley, Kenn Kaufman, and Pete Dunne, among them -- as well as digests of the latest news from the world of ornithology and conservation, and lots and lots of beautiful photos of birds.
And that's why we formed this group -- because we are always looking for talented nature photographers and excellent photographs of birds to use on our website, on our blog, and maybe even in our magazine.
A request: If you add a photo to our pool, please tell us as much as you can about where and when you took the picture.
You can find BirdWatching (formerly Birder's World) on newsstands across the United States and in Canada, and you can find it online here:
