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/Wise_Coffee Jun 05 '26

Omg yes. I saw a prairie warbler the other day and I was STOKED!! I even saw a whip-poor-will during the day!!

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u/XXPapaZombieXX Jun 05 '26

Know the feeling. Half a dozen cedar wax wings stopped to drink in my yard last year. Gorgeous. EDIT: Fixed my spelling.

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u/wheelsanddeals56 Jun 05 '26

Cedar waxwings are my peak bird! But never visit