If you are successful, you will most likely be rewarded by an incredible sight. Many of our tropical species are brightly colored or have beautiful textures or patterns of browns, blacks, whites and greens, which can only be seen with the assistance of binoculars. Additionally, watching these creatures preening, feeding, courting, dancing, fighting, singing, and caring for their young can be fascinating. It's great entertainment. . There is nearly as wide a variety of behaviors of the tropical species as there is variety of plumage.
Next step is identification.
If you don't happen to have the over-sized bird book in your pocket, take mental notes of the shapes and colors of the bill, body, head, and tail, especially around the eyes and on the wings. Don't be discouraged with the other half. Just enjoy watching them for now. If you find you have trouble identifying that rather large squawky red bird with blue and yellow on it's wings, a long pointed tail, which is often seen flying in pairs, I suppose bird watching is not the hobby for you. Once the subject has been found, admired, and identified, remember to pay attention to its song, movements, and location so that next time you will be able to find him and identify him with ease.