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ORNITHOLOGIST- It simply means a person who studies birds, a term usually reserved to describe those serious scientific types that have some sort of degree in the subject and thus a rightful claim to moral superiority.
BIRDWATCHER - Well, I hope you can get this one without much explanation, just a person who watches birds. Beginning or experienced, usually they own some binoculars, a field guide, know where to find a Roadside hawk, and keep a list of sightings. Today the connotation of birdwatcher is not hip and although it's an accurate and descriptive title, there are just too many to constitute an elite.
BIRDER - As you may have already guessed, the hip, elite and seriously involved in identifying and collecting listings. Example: If you are a 'birder' you don't go birdwatching, you go 'birding' to adventurous locations.
TWITCHER - This list wouldn't be complete without listing the 'Twitcher'. Bill Oddie, in his famous 'Little Black Bird Book' defines it as, 'Someone who is obsessed with `Ticks' (British for 'mark it off your list'), races around the country chasing rare birds, uses all the correct terms and marks off the list as he goes.'
you call him bad names
birdologistinatationatism= the study of birds

What do you call a person who studies birds?
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What do you call aperson who studies birds is there even such thing as that like a birdyologist...I know its stupid but I cant stop thinking about it