• django@discuss.tchncs.de
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      There are books about this, which you can study. Go outside, identify the trees in your neighborhood and with time you will learn to identify them without the book.

      • Alcoholicorn@mander.xyz
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        You can show me a picture of a bird or leaf a dozen times, I won’t remember enough to tell it from other birds and trees. You show me a specific model car or motorcycle once and I can probably remember it forever.

        I wonder if bird-brained people have the same experience traveling, doing a double-take every time they see something that don’t exist back home.

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          Try two dozen times then. And stop talking yourself out of it. If I can learn to identify cars when I once was so absolutely indifferent to them, you can do birds trees. You’re the one standing in the way of yourself here.

    • rants_unnecessarily@piefed.social
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      Just Google lens a tree every now and then, then try to spot as many of them as you can in the area, repeating it’s name each time.

      Birds are a bit harder, but you can do it with patience.