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A field note to carry into next week: record what you can actually see, then check your interpretation. Which observation skill would you like to practice next: shape, movement or sound?
Give yourself a small birding assignment this weekend: revisit one familiar place and look for one behavior you have not written down before. A short walk can still give you a good question.
We are developing short BirdBot lessons around one useful observation at a time: a field mark, a behavior or a better question. What makes an identification explanation useful to you?
Which birding question should we explain next: telling similar birds apart, recording useful field notes, or understanding behavior? Tell us what would help on your next walk.
Choose one bird on your next walk and watch it for a moment. What is it doing: feeding, resting, moving or calling? Describe the behavior in your own words before trying to name the species. What did you notice?
Try this on your next bird walk: write down three things before opening an ID app. 1. Overall shape. 2. Where the bird is. 3. What it is doing. Even an uncertain sighting can become a useful field note.
What bird have you noticed near home this week? Tell us your state or broad region and one detail: shape, sound or behavior. You do not need a perfect ID to make a useful observation.
@wholovesburrito We are still working on stuff, the industry is just really early as it comes to connecting the physical and web3 space.
We are preparing for when the time is right to re-launch.
AI/Web3 is changing fast, so the time might come soon.