I Have Seen Every Bird (MBMBAM 481)

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A clip from episode 481 of My Brother, My Brother, and Me.

This audio comes from the podcast My Brother, My Brother, and Me and belongs to the McElroy brothers.
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  • @fellow8085
    I like how the last chunk of this bit is griffin independtly coming to the idea of a Genus
  • @LunarRaevyn
    Identifying bugs is about the same, sometimes you'll see a wasp where the only difference between it and an entirely different species is how far the black gradient on its wings go and the size of its eyes, and sometimes youll see something that you literally cannot place what the hell it is and you just have to hope iNaturalist and bugguide can save you. I have seen the same paper wasps 400 times. Ladybug identification is the bane of my existence. Plain green caterpillars could be anything at all and no one actually knows which is which until they become a butterfly or a moth. Not sure why I'm saying this but good god i sympathize with bird watchers
  • @Dabednego
    Griffin's fixation with Reince Priebus is starting to unnerve me.
  • @ripnecco5477
    Because of this question I have the phrase “dickbilled prebis” in my head almost 24/7
  • @jackiemelo4751
    As someone who studies ecology and evolution, I have felt this mood when I’m getting real tired of trying to look up on databases what species the skull im identifying is or what species I’m documenting in the wild. Sometimes you’re just like “this might as well be this species. I’ve been looking on databases and in books for like a day now and I have more animals to identify.”
  • @LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH
    inaturalist is an awesome app where you can take a pic or vid of ANY animal (or plant) and the other users (millions) will identify it for you. Most the ppl who use it are biologists, teachers, and zoologists so the it’s really accurate. Post the location (just the region) and some of its behavior and you get really specific results within a couple minutes. If you’re thinking of getting into animal/plant watching this is a great way to start!
  • @Omega_Orion
    Put a link to the scoreboard in the description!
  • @amandabacon128
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_birdwatchers Assume this is the list griffin finds