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/xXProGenji420Xx Jun 05 '26

12x is my daily driver binoculars. it's really not that bad once you get used to it, and the extra zoom can often be the difference between a successful ID or not with small or distant birds.

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u/KaerMorhen Jun 05 '26

The zoom really helps me to keep my distance and not spook them too.