Hi, I’m Jeremy. I’m a 68-year-old retiree living in Duluth, Minnesota, not far from Lake Superior.
These days I move a little slower, drink my coffee a little longer, and spend a lot of quiet time
watching the birds right outside my window.
If you’re new here, this page will help you find the right path without digging through everything.
Pick the section that fits your day and your energy.
If you’re just getting started
Gentle, beginner-friendly steps for noticing birds around home—especially if standing too long
or cold weather makes things harder.
- Backyard Birdwatching Basic
- Making Backyard Birdwatching Comfortable When Standing Gets Hard
- A Senior’s Gentle Morning Birdwatching Steps from a Cozy Window Seat
If you want an easy feeder setup that doesn’t feel like work
Simple feeder routines and porch-friendly setups—less lifting, less strain, more calm mornings.
- Backyard Bird Feeding & Setups
- A Gentle Bird Feeder Setup That Keeps Heavy Lifting to a Minimum
- Safe Ways for Older Adults to Hang a Bird Feeder on a Porch Railing
If you mainly watch from a window and want to recognize birds
The birds you’re most likely to see around home—without needing fancy gear or long walks.
If your hands, neck, knees, or balance make gear annoying
Soft, simple gear choices that feel steady and comfortable—made for real bodies, not perfect ones.
- Simple Gear for Easy Birdwatching
- Soft Fingerless Gloves That Help Steady Shaky Hands While Holding a Field Guide
One small suggestion
If you feel overwhelmed, start with just one category and read two posts.
That’s enough to get your footing. The birds will still be there tomorrow morning.