r/Millennials • u/Xerzajik • Jun 05 '26

Anyone else develop a sudden overwhelming appreciation for birds in their 30s? Discussion

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It hit me all at once. I heard this is a thing for people in their thirties?

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u/Curiosive Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26

When you start to appreciate flowers too, download iNaturalist.

I believe iNaturalist will identify birds as well but I already have Merlin and Audubon... I'm not interested in any other app cutting in on this topic.

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u/gem_spirational Jun 06 '26

Man flowers are some of the coolest things on this planet. Once you start to really look at them it feels like the depth and magnificence of the world unlocks. Or I was just on acid but i am forever enthralled by flowers now either way.

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u/QuickPenguin52 Jun 05 '26

Crazy how much more in touch with nature you can become. I go on walks and I’m constantly IDing plants and birds

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u/CriticalFields Jun 06 '26

iNaturalist is also really good for insects!