A scope comes into its own once you have found something wonderful a bird nest, a herd of bighorn sheep on a distant cliff, a red fox den out in a field and want to watch it closely over a longer period of time. I know people who use spotting scopes in their homes to follow the progress of nesting birds on their property. Whenever they feel like it, they plop down in the chair for a look at how the babies are doing. With a spotting scope on a bird nest, you can watch as the eggs crack and the newborn babies struggle out. Depending on the species, you can see which parent is doing nest duty.
Children are crazy for the experience.
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