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Cool people do something similar with birds and plants. I can do it with dogs
I can do it with tallship designs from the age of sail, there’s more of them floating around than you might think.
I do birb al plant groups too (tho badly)!
But I cannot fucking remember dog breeds at all, or even distinguish between them properly.
I'm much better at identifying cats. Its just a cat, kitty, a chonker even sometimes.
It was fun the first time I successfully identified a species of maple from almost a mile away (it was a silver, not super hard lol)
I've slowly worked on my wife and now she properly identifies species of local birds unprompted. I'm so proud of her.