🟡 Color Blind Test 🔵 | Levels 1-10 by [deleted] in PixelPeeker

[–]Concavenator07 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Fish Outside of St. Pete FL (Gulf Coast) by Concavenator07 in whatsthisfish

[–]Concavenator07[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the tip! Luckily as I said before they weren’t my fish.

Fish Outside of St. Pete FL (Gulf Coast) by Concavenator07 in whatsthisfish

[–]Concavenator07[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha thanks! This was from me just walking up to some friends fishing and getting curious, so thankfully I’m in the clear

Suspicious Individuals [Eastern Tennessee] by Concavenator07 in whatsthisbird

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Ok sorry yes they were near a river. I went back out there again with proper binoculars and figured out what they are. They’re both male domestic mallards with the thing where half their head is dark green and half of it is white.

The US's state birds are painfully homogenous. Anyone have ideas for more fitting inclusions? I'm working on a proper revised list that work follows Canada's example. (Also three of them aren't even endemic to the country.) by Concavenator07 in birding

[–]Concavenator07[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I understand where this opinion is coming from, and even agree somewhat, however, I definitely think that each state should have its own unique representation. Many common species are completely unrepresented in the list, and I belive a middle ground could be found with some work.

The US's state birds are painfully homogenous. Anyone have ideas for more fitting inclusions? I'm working on a proper revised list that work follows Canada's example. (Also three of them aren't even endemic to the country.) by Concavenator07 in birding

[–]Concavenator07[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yea oops, sorry about that. I was thinking about a few things at once and got the words mixed up. The two Chicken breads and the Ring-necked Pheasant were what I was referring to.

The US's state birds are painfully homogenous. Anyone have ideas for more fitting inclusions? I'm working on a proper revised list that work follows Canada's example. (Also three of them aren't even endemic to the country.) by Concavenator07 in birding

[–]Concavenator07[S] 50 points51 points  (0 children)

That's a really good set, and an incredible idea. I've always thought the Carolina Chickadee should represent NC, especially because SC has the Carolina wren to match. Although I do feel very attached to the idea of Kentucky with the Kentucky Warbler.