Yes, it's a real bird. I like the nickname "butter butt" though.
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I'm personally partial to the nickname "yump"
And as all smol birbs, he’s PISSED
Look, Raymond, a yellow crester warbler
HELL YEAH. Love me some Blacklist. I made a ton of Blacklist reaction gifs at one point because I got sick of not being able to use any decent ones. Didn't expect them to do quite so well
I've been meaning to check that out, but I was doing a B99 bit lol
Well fuck. There's literally a bit in Blacklist at one point where he's looking at birds in a park and someone says Raymond, there's a yellow crested warbler lmfao
That almost seems like it must be a reference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYYXd7KxEV0
The relevant part is about 1:35 into the video if you're crazy enough to not want to watch more Brooklyn 99.
Indeed indeed indeed indeed
You're too excited, the warbler is a common bird
With the Merlin app, you can be certain it's a yellow-rumped warbler and play everyone the audio clip of it warbling!
That app is basically magic, as far as I'm concerned.
On a similar vibe, I'm 45, and one of the finest activities my partner and I enjoy is driving to a nearby beach, sitting in the car eating chips, and watching people walking their dogs.
If you'd told 25 year old me about this, he'd have laughed at you.
I guess it depends on what you did when you were younger. I had a paper route. 10 km on bicycle every day except sundays. And it was in the middle of nowhere, so lots of nature, and I got real good at doing pigeon calls (cupping hands and blowing between thumbs). It's just that there's not a lot of variety in Denmark, otherwise I might've gotten into it as a hobby.
I'm trying to figure out how this translates to the team advancing in the playoffs.
I'm reading the quote and I almost see it making sense in this perspective.
Birdnet is a great piece of software
https://hannahilea.com/blog/birdnet-intro/
I recorded an owl the other day, though I mostly get robbins and finches
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Yay thank you!
Blue jays are always cool.
Planned to go fishing. Spent half an hour taking videos of two pileated woodpeckers doing a mating dance instead.
True story. Couldn't help it for some reason. It was fascinating.