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Wildlife and binoculars?


pampaul

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Do you always need binoculars to see wildlife? Or do you ever see stuff "up close"?

 

Just wondering how close you get to some of the wildlife. Are they always just little specks on the map in terms of seeing them and need a camera with a mega-zoom to capture a decent picture? Or do you luck out sometimes and see something relatively close by?

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We had several encounters with whales on the cruiseship. You can see it with naked eyes. But having a powerful 8x or 10x binoculars made a huge difference. It was much clearer and life-size experience. We also took our Bushnell Elite and Zen-Ray SUMMIT binoculars for bear and bird watching duirng our trips.

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