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<blockquote data-quote="amears" data-source="post: 3288145" data-attributes="member: 70879"><p>Birdwatch mag extract:</p><p>'The male – the plumage of which was previously undescribed – was taken as a specimen for further study at the American Museum of Natural History.'</p><p></p><p>I'll spare you pages of my further thoughts except for these:</p><p>What are they planning to study about it I wonder?</p><p>Not all research is at all important.</p><p>Field guides can be illustrated adequately by a combination of existing skins and field observation and they're not that important anyway. We've all used some really sh£t field guides over the years and managed just fine.</p><p>What's wrong with so-called emotion? It's why we use crash test dummies instead of live humans isn't it.</p><p>And I mentioned Bugun L earlier in this thread to a resounding silence.</p><p></p><p>I quite agree that this argument will not be solved on BF but while articles like this one are published and posted, I imagine they will be met with this response again and again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="amears, post: 3288145, member: 70879"] Birdwatch mag extract: 'The male – the plumage of which was previously undescribed – was taken as a specimen for further study at the American Museum of Natural History.' I'll spare you pages of my further thoughts except for these: What are they planning to study about it I wonder? Not all research is at all important. Field guides can be illustrated adequately by a combination of existing skins and field observation and they're not that important anyway. We've all used some really sh£t field guides over the years and managed just fine. What's wrong with so-called emotion? It's why we use crash test dummies instead of live humans isn't it. And I mentioned Bugun L earlier in this thread to a resounding silence. I quite agree that this argument will not be solved on BF but while articles like this one are published and posted, I imagine they will be met with this response again and again. [/QUOTE]
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