>>1644357This. While not "big into bird watching" in some sort of focused, impassioned way, I very much enjoy tracking down and identifying bird call sources. I also enjoy casual, sporadic study of bird habits and such.
For instance, did you know that mockingbirds (my favorite) establish certain areas of territory and sometimes wind up fighting and killing their own sons in boundary disputes? However, there is a distinct call that will cause all of the others from surrounding territories within range to come and gang up on non mockingbird outside intruders.
Only fags and tards do *anything* in groups like the OP photo, but that doesn't render the thing that the group is doing to be shit in and of itself.
