Spot that feathered friend: Birdwatching takes flight with tech


The Pittas (pictured) are Choy's favourite species of bird and can be found in Peninsular Malaysia. — Photos: CHOY WAI MUN

While it’s easy to overlook the chirping and fluttering of our avian friends in daily life, birdwatchers – or birders, as they are often called – are enthusiasts who go above and beyond to marvel at everything from the rarest feathered creatures to common backyard visitors.

Armed with gear ranging from simple binoculars to high-end cameras, birdwatching communities are centred around identifying bird sightings and sharing stunning photos and videos of these winged wonders in their natural habitats.

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