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It's a great way to feel more connected to nature no matter where you live. The Chirp! app has a quiz function that makes learning birdsongs fun and easy. If you start now you'll be a pro in time for spring migration!
Feb 6, 2024
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app made by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. great way to identify birds by taking a photo, sound recording, or answering a few basic questions about what bird you see. Here are some I’ve identified! The great horned owl was a from sound recording in the middle of the night! v thrilling for me. Gotta catch em all!!!! 🤪
Apr 7, 2024
I’ve been obsessed with this app that identifies birdies based on their calls and songs!
It’s incredible how many different birds are in my yard at different times of day.
I’m so excited to use it while traveling too🙌
Apr 21, 2024
getting into birding and this app is a GAME CHANGER! Allows you to identify by sound or use a step by step guide :)
Also! so much joy in finding your BOTD (bird of the day)
Feb 13, 2025
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This NYT piece from last year explains why it’s actually a Good and Normal thing to do. I used to have like six in the bed at once but recently culled my crew to two practical ones: this sleeping Charmander plushie, which I hug while I’m in the fetal position, and an Ugly Doll I put between my knees because it’s nice and flat. They're so comfy and I fall asleep in 30 seconds like this (also they’re cute and I love them)
Jan 26, 2024
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I can’t be stopped lol
May 16, 2024
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in Chrome is going to settings --> privacy and security --> site settings --> JavaScript. Under "not allowed to use JavaScript" add the sites you want to access. This is the only trick I've found that works 100% of the time. Video players and widgets that use JavaScript won't work of course but if you want to read something without a pop-up telling you to turn off your adblocker followed by another pop-up saying you've reached your article limit this will do it.
Feb 15, 2024