The act of identifying a bird often changes its identify.And some people think birding is easy!
The act of locating a bird changes its position – in fact, maybe it was never there after all.
It may no longer be a bird – it may now be something else. Then, again, maybe it never was a bird.
The Red-footed Falcon of yesterday can be something entirely different today – in fact, it can become something entirely different yesterday, too.
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Friday, March 16, 2007
How Birding is Like Quantum Physics
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