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    Get the telescopes you’re looking for

    Being able to really look at the night sky can make anyone feel incredibly small, but it’s also a captivating experience that can leave you in awe of everything else out there. But, the only way to really experience the night sky in all its glory is to get the right telescopes to suit, and if you’re looking for the best you’ve come to the right place.

    We can help you find any astronomical telescopes you’re looking for, because with such a fantastic range we’re confident you’ll have no need to look anywhere else. Our extensive catalogue covers some of the best makes available to ensure there’ll be plenty of telescopes that could meet your needs, and with exceptional prices on everything in stock you won’t need to spend a fortune to get the level of quality that you’re after.

    But, we realise that it can sometimes be difficult to make your decision. The sheer range of choice on offer (not to mention the often mind-boggling specifications) could leave you wondering where to start, and that’s why we don’t expect you to go it alone. If you want to discuss the options just get in touch and one of our specialists will be pleased to advise—we’ll help you make sense of the huge array of options out there, ultimately ensuring you’re left with the astronomical telescopes that perfectly meet your needs. So, why go anywhere else? Our product knowledge and extensive range means we’re bound to have what you’re looking for, so take a look around and you’ll soon see for yourself.

    Get the most from your binoculars

    If you’re a wildlife or bird watching fanatic, one of your most prized possessions will be your binoculars. They can open up the world in ways you never thought possible, helping you see things you’d otherwise have no way of noticing, and if you choose your pair wisely you can look forward to years of enjoyment. But just how can you get the most from them?

    Well, the first thing you need to do is decide upon the necessary specification. This could depend on a number of factors but your budget and level of dedication to the area will generally be the most pressing—if you’re new to the field then you might be happy with a more basic pair whereas if you’re starting to take it more seriously you’ll want something with a higher spec, so it’s often a very personal decision. But, whatever your level of experience you’ll still need to make sure you’re getting products with good magnification, light transmission and field of vision, and it all comes down to getting the most for your money.

    It’s important to consider the size as well, with smaller, compact versions being ideal if you want to keep a pair in your pocket for those unexpected bird watching moments. Of course, you always need to make sure you’re setting the binoculars right for your eyes and if you wear glasses you’ll have to be more selective in your decision, but if you really want to get the most from your bird watching binoculars you’ll need expert advice to help you choose. That’s where we come in. With years of experience we’re perfectly placed to help, so get in touch today and you’ll be able to make the most of your bird watching binoculars before you know it.

    Think you don’t need night vision? Think again.

    There’s more to night vision than meets the eye. It offers far more usable benefits that you might think with it being much more than a way to hunt, spy or survey, because if you’re interested in wildlife observation it can bring the twilight hours to life in a way you never thought possible.

    There’s nothing better than being able to observe the great outdoors, and your garden could easily be a hub of wildlife activity. If that’s the case then chances are it’ll be just as active at night, if not more so—it’s in the hours of darkness that the truly interesting animals come out to play, and you could well find that your garden is home to far more than a few birds and a frog or two. Basic binoculars will hold you back from all that and if you keep any lights on you’ll frighten any visitors away, so the only thing to do is invest in night vision.

    But, don’t think you’ll have to invest in outrageously expensive or overly large pieces of equipment, because thanks to rapid technological advancements in the area you might be surprised at the options open to you. Monoculars, goggles, scopes and even binoculars are all available with this specialist feature, and you won’t have to spend a fortune to get products of the necessary quality. You could easily be missing out on a wealth of wildlife observation opportunities by not having this piece of technology in your life, and if you want to see the types of products on offer just get in touch and we’ll gladly fill you in.

    Experience the Lyrid meteor shower in all its glory

    The annual Lyrid meteor shower is set to take place later this month, and that means it’s the perfect time to get those astronomical telescopes out to make sure you’re ready for it. The Lyrid meteors, known as April’s shooting stars, can produce bright dust trails that last for several seconds with there usually being around 10-20 sightings per hour, although uncommon surges of as many as 100 in an hour have been known. It’s this unpredictable nature that makes the Lyrids so tantalising, because the possibility of such a huge number of them means they could make for a truly spectacular show.

    And, this year offers something extra special — the meteor shower is set to coincide with the new moon, guaranteeing a dark sky so the meteors themselves will be far more visible. There won’t be any moonlight to obscure your view which will make the show even more spectacular, and if you want to see the shower at its best then get out there on the night of April 21/22 (meteors should be visible between the 16th and 25th of April, but it’s this night that the shower should peak).

    The Lyrid meteors will be visible with the naked eye so everyone can enjoy the show, but the only way to really experience it in all its glory is to get the right astronomical telescopes to suit. Doing so will ensure maximum vision to bring the night sky to life whilst ensuring you can make the most of this astronomical event, and if you’re looking for the scopes to suit just get in touch and we’ll happily advise.

    Be prepared for a new season of bird watching

    The days are getting longer, the nights are shorter and the sunshine keeps us company for much longer than we’ve become accustomed to. Spring is most definitely in the air, and that can only mean one thing—it’s time to start preparing for a brand new season of bird watching.

    It’s the time of year when nature starts to wake up, filling the air with birdsong and the scent of flowers in bloom, and if you want to make sure you don’t miss a second of all that frivolity it’s essential you’ve got your trusty bird watching binoculars ready and waiting. You never know when you might need them—a simple stroll through the countryside could present you with a wealth of bird watching opportunities, and even driving past a hedgerow could bring something new into focus. You never know what you might find at this time of year and that’s half the fun of it, so having a pair of binoculars or two dotted around the place is essential.

    You might want to keep a basic pair in your car for those spontaneous bird watching opportunities, but for true aficionados nothing can beat a pair of top-quality bird watching binoculars. If you’re heading off on a bird watching expedition then you’ll need something a cut above the norm, and instead of simple binoculars you might want a bird watching scope—the choice is yours and comes down to a combination of preference and your level of bird watching dedication, but no matter what you need make sure to take a look around and you’ll find just what you’re after to ensure you’re totally prepared for the season ahead.

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