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• In 2013 you followed the trials and tribulations of a pair of Leica Trinovid 8x42 binoculars passed from hand to hand across the Americas on a “big year” quest to see as many bird species as possible! In 2014 we have a sleek 7x42 Ultravid HD binocular traveling the globe and soaking in many spectacular sights! Follow along with us vicariously here.

• 2014 Traveler’s list

  Athena, our 7x42 Ultravid HD has broken the 500 species barrier for the year in Arizona. The total list sits at 511 species and counting in the US! With an additional 360 species tallied in 9 days in Panama!
  

  Click here to view the 2014 Checklist.

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