Whether you consider yourself to be a birdwatcher, birder, twitcher, bird or wildlife photographer, or just a nature lover, this webpage is for you. Well, particularly if you are interested in birds in Norway. And if you like the page, we would really love it if you share it on social media. We want as many as possible to enjoy using birdingbed.no.
Birdwatching in Norway
Many people who love birds and birdwatching place a visit to Norway high on their want to do list. Birdingbed’s goal is to provide you with all the information you need for successful birding trips in Norway. This page will give you an overview of where to find the different species, when you should visit an exact place, accurate map details, suggestions on accommodation, and other helpful information. All use of birdingbed.no is free, and no membership is needed to access the information on the page. New birding locality subpages are regularly being developed, and they are posted as soon as they are ready. We have chosen a simple menu and the use of simple terms so that everyone interested in birds can benefit from this webpage.
The Choice Is Yours
Some birdwatchers are more active than others and often use the term “birding” rather than birdwatching. When birdingbed.no uses the word “birdwatching”, both groups are included. Some birdwatchers are more eager to find new species—also known as “twitching”. Others want to get close to the birds to take pictures. And still others will seek out certain biotopes because they are interested in specific bird groups, for example owls or woodpeckers. Regardless of your preferences, Norway offers it all. And not to be forgotten, spectacular bird cliffs and other amazing birding experiences are waiting for you in Norway. The possibilities are endless, and it can be hard to know what to choose. Therefore, we will do what we can to help you through the many suggestions for unforgettable experiences. But in the end, you have to decide for yourself what you think is most exciting.
