Adam Delaney

Adam Delaney

Adam Delaney has spent the last eighteen years birding across North America and Central America, logging over 1,400 species and developing a particular focus on shorebird and raptor identification. He has tested and compared binoculars, spotting scopes, and digiscoping rigs extensively in the field, from mudflats in Delaware Bay to mountain ridges in Costa Rica. Adam started this blog because most optics reviews he found were written by people who had never actually used the gear in difficult low-light or wet-weather conditions. His writing aims to give honest, situation-specific guidance to birders who want to spend their money once and get it right.