Definition of birding in English:

birding

noun ˈbəːdɪŋˈbərdɪŋ

mass nounNorth American

The observation of birds in their natural habitats as a hobby.
Example sentencesExamples
- Iowa birding is good; there are quite a few pelicans here and some good ducks.
- Somewhere along the line, the notion of birding as a hobby flew the coop.
- I even added two new birds to my year list, not a bad day birding at all.
- You would have researched the history of birding and photographs in that field.
- My four day trip to some other bases was very productive for birding and other nature observations.
- The main aspect of January birding is the cold weather movements that occur with birds moving from the near continent and in to south and eastern Britain.
- I can be patient only so long, and I guess I save that patience for my family, my students and my birding!
- This was my first time making a trip solely for the purpose of birding.
- It seems odd that birding, wine and 30-somethings get separate listings while us garden bloggers don't.
- I think fun birding tech products are going to help mainstream birding and more people into the fold.
- In the isolated beauty of the Antarctic north, you will observe some of the best birding in the world.
- Finally, we saw a multitude of Sanderlings, a bird we haven't seen since we started birding.
- This morning I met our Battalion surgeon for a little early morning birding.
- Bill and I have done a lot of birding with Jeff, and he amazes us anew every time we're together.
- I'm trying to track down some British Soldiers who have been birding in Iraq.
- My father went birding or worked in the vegetable garden when he wanted to think.
- One of the inviolable truths of birding is that you cannot force the bird.
- He enjoyed birding and attending cricket matches with childhood friends.
- My uncle Larry is a birder and the way he writes about birding makes me think it is something I will eventually do as well.
- She told me it had been an important book because, for her, birding had been no idle hobby.

Definition of birding in US English:

birding

nounˈbərdɪŋˈbərdiNG

North American

The observation of birds in their natural habitats as a hobby.
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally, we saw a multitude of Sanderlings, a bird we haven't seen since we started birding.
- Iowa birding is good; there are quite a few pelicans here and some good ducks.
- Bill and I have done a lot of birding with Jeff, and he amazes us anew every time we're together.
- He enjoyed birding and attending cricket matches with childhood friends.
- This was my first time making a trip solely for the purpose of birding.
- One of the inviolable truths of birding is that you cannot force the bird.
- In the isolated beauty of the Antarctic north, you will observe some of the best birding in the world.
- My four day trip to some other bases was very productive for birding and other nature observations.
- The main aspect of January birding is the cold weather movements that occur with birds moving from the near continent and in to south and eastern Britain.
- It seems odd that birding, wine and 30-somethings get separate listings while us garden bloggers don't.
- I even added two new birds to my year list, not a bad day birding at all.
- Somewhere along the line, the notion of birding as a hobby flew the coop.
- I can be patient only so long, and I guess I save that patience for my family, my students and my birding!
- I think fun birding tech products are going to help mainstream birding and more people into the fold.
- She told me it had been an important book because, for her, birding had been no idle hobby.
- I'm trying to track down some British Soldiers who have been birding in Iraq.
- You would have researched the history of birding and photographs in that field.
- My father went birding or worked in the vegetable garden when he wanted to think.
- My uncle Larry is a birder and the way he writes about birding makes me think it is something I will eventually do as well.
- This morning I met our Battalion surgeon for a little early morning birding.

单词	birding
释义	Definition of birding in English: birding noun ˈbəːdɪŋˈbərdɪŋ mass nounNorth American The observation of birds in their natural habitats as a hobby. Example sentencesExamples Iowa birding is good; there are quite a few pelicans here and some good ducks. Somewhere along the line, the notion of birding as a hobby flew the coop. I even added two new birds to my year list, not a bad day birding at all. You would have researched the history of birding and photographs in that field. My four day trip to some other bases was very productive for birding and other nature observations. The main aspect of January birding is the cold weather movements that occur with birds moving from the near continent and in to south and eastern Britain. I can be patient only so long, and I guess I save that patience for my family, my students and my birding! This was my first time making a trip solely for the purpose of birding. It seems odd that birding, wine and 30-somethings get separate listings while us garden bloggers don't. I think fun birding tech products are going to help mainstream birding and more people into the fold. In the isolated beauty of the Antarctic north, you will observe some of the best birding in the world. Finally, we saw a multitude of Sanderlings, a bird we haven't seen since we started birding. This morning I met our Battalion surgeon for a little early morning birding. Bill and I have done a lot of birding with Jeff, and he amazes us anew every time we're together. I'm trying to track down some British Soldiers who have been birding in Iraq. My father went birding or worked in the vegetable garden when he wanted to think. One of the inviolable truths of birding is that you cannot force the bird. He enjoyed birding and attending cricket matches with childhood friends. My uncle Larry is a birder and the way he writes about birding makes me think it is something I will eventually do as well. She told me it had been an important book because, for her, birding had been no idle hobby. Definition of birding in US English: birding nounˈbərdɪŋˈbərdiNG North American The observation of birds in their natural habitats as a hobby. Example sentencesExamples Finally, we saw a multitude of Sanderlings, a bird we haven't seen since we started birding. Iowa birding is good; there are quite a few pelicans here and some good ducks. Bill and I have done a lot of birding with Jeff, and he amazes us anew every time we're together. He enjoyed birding and attending cricket matches with childhood friends. This was my first time making a trip solely for the purpose of birding. One of the inviolable truths of birding is that you cannot force the bird. In the isolated beauty of the Antarctic north, you will observe some of the best birding in the world. My four day trip to some other bases was very productive for birding and other nature observations. The main aspect of January birding is the cold weather movements that occur with birds moving from the near continent and in to south and eastern Britain. It seems odd that birding, wine and 30-somethings get separate listings while us garden bloggers don't. I even added two new birds to my year list, not a bad day birding at all. Somewhere along the line, the notion of birding as a hobby flew the coop. I can be patient only so long, and I guess I save that patience for my family, my students and my birding! I think fun birding tech products are going to help mainstream birding and more people into the fold. She told me it had been an important book because, for her, birding had been no idle hobby. I'm trying to track down some British Soldiers who have been birding in Iraq. You would have researched the history of birding and photographs in that field. My father went birding or worked in the vegetable garden when he wanted to think. My uncle Larry is a birder and the way he writes about birding makes me think it is something I will eventually do as well. This morning I met our Battalion surgeon for a little early morning birding.
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