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New for 2008, check out our Rainier™ Models 67 & 68 binocular series in 8x32 and 10x32 respectively and our new Teton™ Models 85 & 89 in 8.5x50 and 10x50. These new binoculars deliver incredible optical performance in a lightweight, yet durable, body design. Teton borrows its magnification system from our top line Rainier™ and the body system from our popular high quality Apex™ binocular series. This combination of quality optical performance sets a new standard in the top performance binocular category at an affordable price point.

Our exclusive PXA™ phase coating and SHR™ metallic coating on BaK4 glass is featured for an exquisitely bright and crisp image. The composite body design provides light weight, yet durable, performance for years of field-tough performance. (More)

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The Best Places for Birding in May with Tom Hallett

# 1: Big Bend National Park, south of Marathon, Texas

The month of May is all about migration. The warblers and the shore birds will be migrating from the South back to the North this month, and the number-one spot to view these magnificent birds will be Big Bend National Park in Texas. Big Bend is in the middle of the natural migration pattern of warblers, so just about every one of the North American warblers will be spotted in this area this month, as well as Worm-eating Warblers and many others. Since these migrating birds have just come across the Gulf of Mexico, they’ll be very tired and hungry. Their two main concerns will be resting and feeding, which means you can get really close to the birds and take great photos. The birds will be on the picnic grounds and on the grass searching for bugs. At other times of the year, these birds are typically at treetop level, making spotting them very difficult. (read more)

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