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Monday, May 14, 2012
Our World Tuesday: For the Birds
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20 comments:
Thank goodness someone was thinking back then! I'm afraid if she hadn't we'd have very few song birds now!
Nature at its best! The presence of the birds is confirmation that the chemical menace is under control. Great for highlighting it Sandy!
Hank
Hooray for the brains from the Nutmeg State keeping our Intracoastal Waterway a good place for the birds (and for us). (From the other end of it here.) I love seeing those bird conventions or lineups!
Ah, yes! Thank goodness someone was thinking!! The birds do look happy! I love their "conventions", too! Great shots for the day, Sandy! Hope your week is off to a great start!
Sylvia
sounds like man does make progress...
Just took a hard headed, smart, Yankee professor to work our way of a predicament!
Cormorants have made such a good come back that they are now being considered as nusiance birds in some places. If you get a chance to see some up close during breeding season watch them yawn. The inside of their mouth is the most beautiful sea 'blue' you have ever seen.
Interesting post about those mosquitoes and I enjoyed the photos. Thanks Sandy.
Birds of a feather - an all that Sandy,lol.
beautifully captured and thanks to that scientist who has made it possible!!
I really like picture of the three birds on the wire. I, too, am glad common sense has prevailed at least as far as DDT is considered.
Interesting to see Cormorants on a wire. Here, (Vancouver, B.C.) they tend to nest under the bridges, and sit on structures over the water. But most importantly, as your post celebrates, the steps taken to cut down chemicals had the desired affect. Yay!
Hurray for this environmental win! Love the birds on the wire.
So glad to know about this.
Lovely captures.
Oh to be sure,we don't need birds dying from chemicals in the water.
It is nice to learn that at times scientists can come up with good ideas.;) Great bird pictures, dear Sandy.;))
xoxo
The pictures of the birds and the little story are very cool indeed. Nice.
That is a beautiful post. Good to know people think about these beautiful creatures.
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