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Front Range Birding & Optics

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Front Range Birding & Optics is insanely dedicated to wild birds and the people who love them.

A proudly independent store, we offer expert advice so every customer leaves with the right product - whether it's a suet cake or new spotting scope.

11/04/2026

The new Zeiss Conquest APIA 65 spotting scope is lightweight (2.97 pounds), has a smooth focus wheel, 20-50x zoom capabilities, and impressive HD quality optics and light transmission. Our staff pros have tried it, and they all agree it tops the other spotting scopes in its class when it comes to clarity, color rendition, and light gathering. How does it match up to the top-of-the-line Swarovski and Kowa Scopes? At only $1499, it is impressively close.
One of our staff members remarked, “It’s like Zeiss took the Victory SFL and turned it into a spotting scope”

Want to try it out for yourself? Stop by our store today!

11/03/2026

While the trees may be past the peak of their autumn colors, we’re just getting started with the spectacular hues of our wintering waterfowl. One of these, the Bufflehead, which breeds in the far north, is just now starting to show back up at our local reservoirs.

At first glance, he’s a fairly unremarkable little black and white duck with a dark head that resembles a pie chart that’s missing a big piece. As with most things though, a thorough inspection rewards the careful viewer: in the right light, what appears black shines iridescent purple and green!

This winter, watch for this little guy among all the other ducks on the water.

11/02/2026

Winter is coming! Stop in today and prepare with a heated bird bath or deicer. When temps drop and everything else is frozen, a heated bird bath is a lifesaver for thirsty birds. And, when the weather is slightly warmer, they'll use it to keep their feathers nice and clean!

10/30/2026

🎃 IT’S HALLOWEEN WEEK AND WE HAVE A CHILLING QUESTION TO ASK🦇

Which of these four birds is the SPOOKIEST? There can only be one winner. Choose wisely.

Turkey Vulture – Circles overhead ominously. Looks like the Grim Reaper sent it. 100% patiently waiting for you to die so it can pick your bones clean.

Common Raven – Eerily intelligent. Sinister collective names (a group of ravens is called an unkindness or a treachery). So spooky that Edgar Allen Poe wrote an entire poem about it. Nevermore..

Barn Owl – Silent flight. Terrifying witch-like screeches. Centuries of shapeshifting and bad omen myths can’t be wrong.

Harpy Eagle – Talons the size of grizzly claws. Judgmental stare. Would eat you if it could carry you.

Are you scared yet? Drop your vote in the comments below!

10/29/2026

It's the last few days of our October seed sale! Save 15% on all bird and squirrel food through Halloween. Stock up now; our next sale isn't until February!

10/28/2026

Here's a small glimpse of what we saw during our trip to Ecuador last week. A huge thank you to our trip partner - Reefs to Rockies - for creating a flawless itinerary that gained us 209 species in 6 days. R2R...you all are rock stars! (All photos by Dave Kwasnick.)

10/27/2026

Don't forget: tomorrow is game night at our Boulder store! Come join us to play Wingspan at 6:00pm! Call 303-979-2475 to let us know you're coming.

10/21/2026

Boulder! Join us for our monthly Wingspan night at our Boulder location (2425 Canyon Blvd Suite B next to Elfriede's Fine Fabrics) on Wednesday, October 28th at 6pm! Bring a snack, bring a friend, bring your A-Game!

Call 303-979-2475 to reserve your seat!

10/21/2026

Are you having trouble with woodpeckers drumming on or drilling holes in your house...in October? In the spring these are breeding behaviors, but in the fall they're more often territorial (former) and winter preparation (latter) activities.

To scare off woodpeckers, you can hang up reflective tape, pinwheels, or even old cds. Just make sure that what you hang up is able to blow in the breeze. The flash of light as the object moves is key.

If scaring the birds off isn’t working, after sealing up where they’re making a hole, put up an appropriately-sized nest box over or near where they’ve been excavating. Northern Flickers (often the culprit of house excavations) readily take to nest/roost boxes.

Stop by one of our locations and let us pick out the right nest box or deterrent for you. We’re always happy to help you with your woodpecker woes!

Address

10146 W San Juan Way Unit 110
Littleton, CO
80127

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

+13039792473

Website

https://frontrangebirding.com/, https://linktr.ee/frontrangebirding

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