| The birdwatcher tipped me off about the treecreepers on the edge of the wood, but I forgot to look when I got there because the view was so eye-catching. |
| For the birdwatcher, the area is paradise boasting no less than twenty rare or restricted range species. |
| The term originated in the 1950s, when it was used for the nervous behaviour of Howard Medhurst, a British birdwatcher. |
| What hardy birdwatcher could resist a 20-km network of trails along the mountain, across the plain or through the marsh, with a splendid view of the St. Lawrence? |
| Northern mining villages once full of workers are now sparsely populated, points out Ian Bartlett, a birdwatcher in Hartlepool, in north-east England. |
| It would be less professionally deleterious for me to be mistaken for a birdwatcher. |
