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| Why do so many of us watch birds with great interest? Perhaps the easiest answer is that birds seem to be the commonest, most attractive and easiest observed wildlife around us. No matter where you are, at home, on a mountain-top, in mid-ocean or deep in a city, there are birds around for you to watch. When you go birdwatching, you should always make sure that your clothes are suitable for the weather and for the habitat you are visiting. As a general rule, it is better to pack a little too much clothing than risk getting cold and wet. In really hot weather, a hat of some sort is sensible. For cooler weather, a practical outfit would be jeans, a roll-neck sweater. Don't worry about the equipment while birdwatching. It is perfectly possible to see and enjoy birds without any special equipment, but a whole new world opens up to you once you have your first binoculars. Distant birds stop being little dots against the sky or water, and take on shapes and colours, and feathers of bird will have a real beauty of their own. Binoculars allow you to identify birds correctly, and give you a wonderful chance to spy on them going about their daily lives. However, never look directly at the sun using binocular, because direct sunlight can hurt the eye. Using binoculars is one way to bring birds closer to you, but another way of improving your birdwatching is to get nearer to them. If wild creatures don't know you are close to them, they will continue to behave naturally, and perhaps pass close by you. Fortunately, birds have no sense of smell-so we don't have to worry about the wind blowing our scent to them and frightening them. But all birds have good eyesight, much better than ours. Birds also have good hearing: their lives and their ability to find food de  pend on these senses. So what does the birdwatcher need to do? Always move about quietly, do not give the birds advance warning of your arrival or they will move away. Do your best to avoid sudden movement. Always remember to put the birds' interests first. When you have finished looking, don't just stand up and walk away, scaring birds in all directions. 1. The underlined word "binoculars" refers to __________. A. something that can protect your eyes B. glasses used for looking at distant object C. books on birds of different shapes and colours D. special equipment for birdwatcher to keep warm 2. Why does the birdwatcher have to move quietly? A. Because birds don't like to make any noise. B. Because birds are unable to see slow movement. C. Because birds can smell man's scent if he moves quickly. D. Because birds may hear the sound of the sudden movement. 3. According to the passage, what does a birdwatcher need to do? A. Keep a certain distance from birds B. Bring a little more clothes with him C. Behave naturally while watching birds D. Take interest in the birds he is watching |