Question

youth birding tips
adapted from us fish and wildlife service
the birding tool we are most familiar with is binoculars. they allow us to collect information and observe wildlife from a proper distance without scaring them away. get familiar with using binoculars before you go out bird watching.
bird guides can be fun to review before going out into the field as well as once you are actively birding. figure out how your bird guide is organized. is it organized according to the different families of birds or by their colors? if you are interested in ducks, geese or swans, you can learn more about north american waterfowl from our online guide.
find people to go with. is there a bird club in your area specifically for young birders? birding with others can pair you with people who share a similar interest.
you do not need to travel far. if you are limited by transportation, spend time walking or neighborhood birding. often having a bird feeder, water source, nesting box or bird - friendly landscaping around your home or school helps bring birds to where you are. you can also see birds in your local park, zoo, museum, or by watching a video webcam.
2 what does the last paragraph suggest about birding near home?
a. watching birds by webcam provides a closer view.
b. local areas still have a wide range of birds to view.
c. bird feeders can attract birds better than birdbaths.
d. remember to bring a bird guide when walking around.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option by referring to the last paragraph of "Youth Birding Tips":

• Option A: The last paragraph says you can see birds via webcam, but there's no comparison to a "closer view" from other methods. Eliminate A.
• Option B: The last paragraph states you don't need to travel far, and local areas (home, school, local park, etc.) have features (bird feeders, water sources, etc.) that bring birds, implying local areas have a wide range of birds to view. This matches.
• Option C: The last paragraph mentions bird feeders and water sources but doesn't compare their effectiveness. Eliminate C.
• Option D: The last paragraph focuses on local birding and doesn't mention bringing a bird guide while walking around. Eliminate D.

Answer:

B. Local areas still have a wide range of birds to view.