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FinchScope

FinchScope™ binoculars for bird watching

$99.99

  • Clip a phone on the eyepiece to photograph what you spot
  • BAK4 prism and 50mm lenses for looking into shaded woods
  • One central wheel focuses both eyes, so no second knob
  • 28mm eyepieces give glasses wearers the full field of view

Color: Black

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  • Raise FinchScope and find your subject in the wide field of view.
  • Turn the single focus wheel until the feather patterns look sharp.
  • Clip the phone mount onto the eyepiece if you want to photograph the sighting.
  • FinchScope 20x50 Binoculars
  • Smartphone Photography Mount
  • Quick-Start Focus Guide
  • Protective Carrying Case & Neck Strap

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

Changed your mind? You can return your product within 90 days of delivery for a refund — see our Returns page for the full policy.

Built for Birding on the Trail and at the Feeder

BAK4 Prism Optics

Shaded trails and wooded edges make birds hard to pick out. A BAK4 prism and 50mm objective lenses let you keep scanning branches and undergrowth for color and markings.

20x Magnification

Birds rarely sit close. The 20x magnification shows a bird across the yard or on a distant trail larger in view, so you can look over its markings without walking closer.

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Smartphone Photo Mount

Holding a phone to an eyepiece by hand is clumsy. The included mount clips onto the eyepiece and holds your smartphone, so you can photograph a sighting and save it for your lifelist.

Rubber-Armored Body

Binoculars get bumped on the trail and sometimes handed around. Rubber armor around the body cushions it against knocks, so you can pass it to a kid or grandparent on an outing.

Frequently Asked Questions

There is a single focus wheel and pre-set eye spacing, so you raise them, turn the wheel and look. The included Quick-Start Focus Guide walks through the basic steps for a first outing.

FinchScope is a 20x50 model: 20x magnification with 50mm objective lenses. It uses a BAK4 prism. The magnification sets how large a subject appears, and the lens size sets how much light enters.

One central wheel adjusts both eyes together, so you are not fumbling two separate knobs while a warbler hops between branches. The Quick-Start Focus Guide covers the steps.

A protective carrying case and a neck strap are both included in the box, so you can pack the binoculars or wear them on the trail.

The included neck strap is the carrying option that comes with FinchScope. No harness is included, so check your own preference for longer outings.

The rubber armor wraps the body and cushions it against bumps on the trail, which helps when the binoculars get passed around on an outing.

Check objective lens size, prism type, focus design and eyepiece size. FinchScope binoculars for bird watching have 50mm lenses, a BAK4 prism, a single focus wheel and 28mm eyepieces that suit glasses wearers.

The 50mm figure is the objective lens diameter in millimeters, the front lens that gathers light. On these birding binoculars it pairs with a BAK4 prism and a single central focus wheel.
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FinchScope: Binoculars for Bird Watching on Yard and Trail

Small birds on a far branch or at a tree line are hard to make out with the naked eye. Binoculars for bird watching bring feeders and treetops closer, so markings and behavior can be seen from where the observer stands.

FinchScope is a pair of birding binoculars with 50mm objective lenses. A BAK4 prism sits inside the body, which suits shaded trails and woodland edges. Following a warbler between branches means refocusing often, so one central focus wheel adjusts both sides together instead of two separate knobs.

Used as bird spotting binoculars or bird watching binos at a backyard feeder, the layout stays simple. Bird watching with binoculars on a park trail works the same way:

  • A single focus wheel that sets both eyes together
  • 28mm eyepieces that suit glasses wearers
  • Rubber armor around the body for bumps on the trail

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