it worked, please, man loves to listen to birdsong loves to listen to me birds.himself a bird? because he already has a lot of birds or other animals at home, and he works among the birds. clearly, everything is understandable version of alexander your sweden. well i think maybe he only likes to listen to the birds, but to look at them he absolutely looks categorically they are so unpleasant. clear. yes, there are no cases. well, like, of course, such small dinosaurs, in fact, well, what are birds? and here is the preserved dinosaurs laying eggs. it's just that they grew with feathers and give a beautiful look. somehow not so much. yes, they somehow scored, maybe he wants some kind of exotic copy and cannot find it. bye. it’s clear that there simply isn’t such a bird, pavel mikhail, all responsibility is on pavel alexander went to offer some versions. come on, pavel, i 'll read the question to you again. you will think, are there any good versions of the team, or maybe you have your own good version of pavel and it’s not in vain that i insist on this and so there

paul birdsong: there's over 500 of us, but not all of us are here.ke, man. these are children, children, acting like two-year-olds. coming here and disrupting our event, a peaceful event. david: did it stuff up your speech? phil: i had a good speech ready and, yeah, totally off, just gone, 'cause i'm an emotional person. ♪♪♪ londa: who in the hell do they think they are? that's what i'm sick of. i'm sick of all the bulls-- all the whining and crying. i think the deep state is behind this just to create chaos, to try to keep us locked down till the election is over, but they don't get it. it doesn't matter what they do. i believe in my heart god put him there. trump's gonna win. ♪ america, america-- ♪ david: as we head back, i've seen that the divisions here are deeply entrenched. ♪ be nobleness and every gain-- ♪ david: obviously, the election is hugely important in november, but it's not everything. there are many more problems that america has to face. david: it's hard to know what will come next for america. as the great president abraham lincoln

birdsong. explosion. the first sounds of spring, now drowned out by heavy shelling. still flying, but signs of life are vanishing fast, in the face of a renewed russian offensive. russia is making small gains, but creating widespread chaos and devastation, right across the region. most have already fled the towns and cities of the donbas. it's the few, like valentina, who've stayed behind. we found her trying to find food, during a lull in the fighting. translation: of course it's dangerous. _ everybody is scared. now we are even afraid of silence. you never know what will happen next. this is now her home. lysychansk has become an underground city. she shares a dark, dank shelter with another 50 people. they say they're running out of clean water and food, and some don't even care which side is winning. my brain hurts. two idiots are fighting, two old men. all of them are guilty. all of them. distant bangs. but there is no peace from the constant barrage of artillery. it's becoming yet another russian war of attrition. they're trying to break ukrainian forces along

birdsong breaks through. even through the noise of the big city. photo hunting for birds favorite entertainment of vasilisa mordovkina, or rather, grandfather takes pictures, and she remembers how the birds look like, so that later she can draw in her collection there is already a tit woodpecker and a bullfinch, today there will be a replenishment, in my opinion, we have a big rare luck, the owl will increase, i didn’t have time to hide . she disguises herself very well. yes, she is a neighboring christmas tree. and one more luck, turtledove, while she is alone and apparently. now vasilisa's grandfather will be waiting for a partner for 2 years of observations for a whole encyclopedia, he scored photos of birds the last two of the year. i observe a grosbeak, i saw a goatfish twice, once i let it in, i photographed it recently. well, this winter i have become a wonderful bird for myself, as i found out, this is yurok, that is, stern. so, yes, here it is just now we are watching him and the birds in the city are not only sparrows. yes, a pigeon, espe

birdsong explosion the first sounds of spring, now drowned out by heavy shelling.eastern ukraine, their battered flag still flying, but signs of life are vanishing fast, in the face of a renewed russian offensive. russia is making small gains, but creating widespread chaos and devastation, right across the region. most have already fled the towns and cities of the donbas. it's the few, like valentina, who've stayed behind. we found her trying to find food, during a lull in the fighting. translation: of course it's dangerous. _ everybody is scared. now we are even afraid of silence. you never know what will happen next. this is now her home. lysychansk has become an underground city. she shares a dark, dank shelter with another 50 people. they say they're running out of clean water and food, and some don't even care which side is winning. translation: my brain hurts. two idiots are fighting, two old men. all of them are guilty. all of them. distant bangs but there is no peace from the constant barrage of artillery. it's becoming yet another russian war of attrition.

birdsong in mykolaiv. spring has arrived, but there's little sign of a new beginning.disposal unit. they're following up on reports that they've had of multiple rockets have landed, and then checking to see if they can make the area safe. through a suburban front yard into what remains of valery�*s sitting room. a rocket hit his home two days ago. translation: there was a strong explosion and when a rocket - fell here, there was a massive shock wave. books, my things, everything is damaged. the unit move from home to home, removing a rocket from a front room and a section of an unexploded bomb from the driveway. the city is less than 20 miles from the front line and has been heavily shelled since the beginning of the war. this children's hospital was hit a little over three weeks ago. translation: at the moment, j we've got used to the situation, and it is scary. you don't know what comes tomorrow, what comes within an hour, what may happen to your relatives, to your patients. in the premature babies' ward, care continues. the windows have been blocked and the unit hav

svetlana neimanis will confirm nature, how she breathed medicine, listened to birdsong, murmur of waternd improved her health for such ecotherapy. even the dosage has already been set to 2 hours a week and it makes absolutely no difference. you will stay 120 minutes 2 hours at a time or you will crush. this time everything is simple thanks to the sounds of nature and the rays of the sun. all areas of the brain are activated at once human brain structural and nature. dad himself is structural and being in nature a person merges with this structure, naturally, relaxes, feels more secure. here is an example, evgeny and irina work and live in moscow, but not for the first year. as soon as spring comes and the plant wakes up, they run to the botanical garden of moscow state university to breathe and work at the same time, like volunteers, and usually i go home for an hour or two to work a little, i return in five hours. here, even now, i came from the subway, the climate is already here, another end of april may is awesome. i even have everything written down. our heroine constantly smiles a

well, it's quieter in here, and this silence is accentuated by shadows, uh, birdsong. a new provocation by ukrainian militants was announced during a briefing in the russian the ministry of defense, according to the military , reporters from foreign media arrived in the criminal city of the severodonetsk region in advance to film a video prepared for the whole production, they say, our military personnel fire at ambulances bringing patients, and in the village of belogorovka in the perstnensky district, neo-nazis mined chlorine tanks on the territory of the water utility, who plans to blow up when approaching the city, the formation of the people's militia of the lc. and now they're selective fire from the side militants. here are the footage distributed by the former ukrainian diplomat. an ambush was set up for them, one of the targets is trucks with a white awning, as the military say they mark there, either as ambulances or with humanitarian aid, while the gunner’s assistant in the video mentions a cross that the red cross sees on the body of the red cross is clearl

birdsong. explosion. the first sounds of spring, now drowned out by heavy shelling.n eastern ukraine, their battered flag still flying. but signs of life are vanishing fast in the face of a renewed russian offensive. russia is making small gains but creating widespread chaos and devastation right across the region. most have already fled the towns and cities of the donbas. it's the few, like valentina, who've stayed behind. we found her trying to find food during a lull in the fighting. translation: of course it's dangerous. _ everybody is scared. now we are even afraid of silence. you never know what will happen next. this is now her home. lysychansk has become an underground city. she shares a dark, dank shelter with another 50 people. they say they're running out of clean water and food, and some don't even care which side is winning. translation: my brain hurts. two idiots are fighting, two old men. all of them are guilty. all of them. distant bangs. but there is no peace from the constant barrage of artillery. it's becoming yet another russian war of attrition.

birdsong in mykolaiv. spring has arrived, but there's little sign of a new beginning. the south of the city at the moment who may need our help. dotted around the city, people queue to refill their bottles at tankers or at natural springs. mykolaiv has been without running water since the supply was cut off after russian shelling more than two weeks ago. now, even the fire brigade have to find new ways to refill. here, it's our bathroom. no water too. grandmother tatiana has decided to stay in the city despite the constant shelling and lack of water. it's not easy, but what we can do? i was trying to join - the army, but they say that "you are a little bit too old. and another problem, you are nearly blind". | i said, "maybe i'm nearly blind, - but i can smell a russian tank, ok?" if it will be necessary, - if russians will come here, of course i will fight. after months of living on the edge of the battle, mykolaiv has found a way to continue. but the constant threat from russia sits just over the horizon. caroline davies, bbc news, mykolaiv. live to caroline davies n

birdsong explosion the first signs of spring, now drowned out by heavy shelling. in eastern ukraine, their battered flag still flying. but signs of life are vanishing fast in the face of a renewed russian offensive. russia is making small gains but creating widespread chaos and devastation right across the region. most have already fled the towns and cities of the donbas. it's the few, like valentina, who've stayed behind. we found her trying to find food during a lull in the fighting. translation: of course it's dangerous. _ everybody is scared. now we are even afraid of silence. you never know what will happen next. this is now her home. lysychansk has become an underground city. she shares a dark, dank shelter with another 50 people. they say they're running out of clean water and food, and some don't even care which side is winning. translation: my brain hurts. two idiots are fighting, two old men. all of them are guilty. all of them. distant bangs but there is no peace from the constant barrage of artillery. it's becoming yet another russian war of attrition.

>> that life is a birdsong. that what feels like of 100 years is in fact a second -- millisecond. nobody can count those. so i had made peace with betty sue. i understood where she came from and i understood how difficult her childhood was and i understood that she had not had the proper training or proper teaching, proper background to be anything better than what she had been when we were younger. i forgave her for all of that as one would, should. so i was -- it opened my eyes to the fact that yes, try and relationships, whether friendships, whether courtships, whether marriage, try your best, try. if it's not going to work, it's not going to work. and more importantly, if you're going to get out -- if you're going to make an end, which i had decided that i -- it was -- somebody had to call it and i decided that i would call amber and tell her that my mother had died that day. and then i very calmly said look, i've made a decision and i think it's the best thing. i'm going to file for divorce. but i'm not going to -- i'm not going to cite irreconcilable differences. i'm not goi

birdsong. explosion. the first signs of spring, now drowned out by heavy shelling. the face of a renewed russian offensive. russia is making small gains but creating widespread chaos and devastation right across the region. most have already fled the towns and cities of the donbas. it's the few, like valentina, who've stayed behind. we found her trying to find food during a lull in the fighting. translation: of course it's dangerous. _ everybody is scared. now we are even afraid of silence. you never know what will happen next. this is now her home. lysychansk has become an underground city. she shares a dark, dank shelter with another 50 people. they say they're running out of clean water and food, and some don't even care which side is winning. translation: my brain hurts. two idiots are fighting, two old men. all of them are guilty. all of them. distant bangs. but there is no peace from the constant barrage of artillery. it's becoming yet another russian war of attrition. they're trying to break ukrainian forces along a front line that stretches for 300 miles. we

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