Nature and Outdoor Index

Nature & Outdoor Index

How To Choose & Options
How To Choose Binoculars
Learn how to choose the correct binoculars based upon your outdoor experience.

How To Do & Use
Nature Stoppers
A lot of energy is consistently pushing modern world people from all sides and at all times during the day. Some of this energy turns into mind and body baggage.
Be Curious And It Will Come
All you have to do is observe and question. Nature is not as random as people tend to believe.
Seeing With Outdoor Eyes
Learn about your five senses and how to use the five senses for better OTG Photography opportunities.
The Art Of Seeing
Learn how to see in multiple directions at the same time.
The Art Of Hearing
Learn how to hear for early warning signs.
The Art Of Touching
Learn how the sense of touch can reinforce vision.
The Art Of Smelling
Learn how the sense of smell will recall moments.
The Art Of Tasting
Learn how the sense of taste produces gut feelings.

How To Take Care Of
How To Take Care Of Binoculars
Learn how to take care of your binoculars to prolong the life of the binoculars.

My Outdoor Eyes Photography Blog
Unique Rock Harbor Channel Markers On Cape Cod.

I thought this was a cool photograph of the very unique channel markers at Rock Harbor. They look like trees guiding the boats into the harbor or out to Cape Cod Bay. Such a tranquil, simple photograph. What do you think?

Time For Biking On Cape Cod!

Biking on Cape Cod is one of my all-time favorite things to do! I love to get up early and be on my bike by 6:00… then I have the road and all the wildlife and birds to myself! It doesn’t get much better! So glad that the warmer weather is here, hopefully to stay! … Continue reading Time For Biking On Cape Cod! →

Love The Song Of The Catbird At Fort Hill On Cape Cod.

This Catbird was singing away, high in the tree at Fort Hill in Eastham. I love this time of year when it seems like everything is coming awake from the wildflowers and plants to the birds and the animals. Cute little guy, don’t you think? He looks like he is ready to take off!