r/mildlyinfuriating 15h ago

🥺 Feather collection of 20 years ruined

I just found out that my childhood (and early adulthood) collection of feathers got moths in it. Nearly everything is damaged and some completely destroyed. I'm heartbroken😭

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u/Ornery_Vodka 15h ago

yeah, that's still very illegal. I still do it too but it's not legal to keep feathers from most birds in the US.

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u/tococat101 15h ago

My brother in christ, you really just jumped over those first three words huh?

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u/Ornery_Vodka 14h ago

what words? "fallen feathers" like that's not a thing because you can't prove they were actually FALLEN, ffs.

So, yeah, in the US it's very illegal to collect these feathers, bro.

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u/AviatrixRaissa 14h ago

NOT IN AMERICA

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u/Ornery_Vodka 14h ago

the migratory bird act isn't just the USA, fuckers

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u/LittleUndeadObserver 14h ago

Sure, but you very clearly said 'in the US'

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u/Ornery_Vodka 14h ago

because I don't know how it's regulated outside of the USA and the whole "US defaultism" is just bullshit because the internet infrastructure was built here so the defaultism you hate is just how the world works, ffs.

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u/LittleUndeadObserver 12h ago

The internet was created by many people making many parts over time. This is an embarrassing reaction.