If Colorado voters are being asked to put a constitutional right to hunt and fish into our state constitution, why not a constitutional right to birdwatch. The amendment should guarantee every citizen the right to pursue birds with binoculars, spotting scopes and telephoto lenses using methods traditionally employed by birdwatchers. We should probably protect wildlife photography next. But enjoying an activity does not automatically make it a fundamental constitutional right. And if we protect them well, Colorado won’t need to guarantee anyone a constitutional right to look at, photograph, catch or shoot wildlife.