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[stantheman]

I really like birds. My favorite is the evening grosbeak male but the female is pretty cool too.

One of my friends is teaching me how to make bird sounds but I really suck at it and I'm still trying to do the first one she showed me. I'm better at bird watching.

What's your favorite animal? Do you have a hobby you that's related to them?

That's another thing I love about birds. It's a whole thing.

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[stantheman]

I don't understand what this means but I'm curious.

[actuaryonline]

Can you tell me more about these evening grosbeaks in turn? I haven't come across them before and they're very pretty and sound interesting.

Bits are capable of only positive and negative so you can only ask them yes or no questions. They can exist on their own or with a program, in which case they can do simple processing tasks upon request.

[stantheman]

They're very social birds and you usually find them in flocks together. It's got a really calming call, at least I think so. A lot of people don't like bird sounds in general. Also, they kind of stay around even in winter a lot of times so you can see them all year.

What do they look like? It's hard to understand is it a computer?

[actuaryonline]

Cool! What size flocks do they usually form? Do you have a sound bite of their calls? I think I read about that, some birds fly to warmer areas during the winter, right?

It's a unit within a computer. They have three states. In their neutral states, they appear as a blue-grey compound of a dodecahedron and icosahedron, in their positive state, they are a yellow octahedron and in their negative states, they are a red second stellation of an icosahedron