[bird chirps] [insects chitter] [bird warbles] [wind whooshing] [bird trills] [birds tweeting] [bird trills] [dog barking] [birds chirping] [dog barks] - blooms make me so, so happy. like, there's something living. winter is always the hardest time for me anyway. outside of the pandemic, just the fact that the skies here are often gray, and we have rain, and it feels there's that famine of beauty moment. and then you have these flowers that show up anyway, that bloom anyway, and getting out and appreciating those a little bit, even if it's just five minutes. i come in here, in between editorial calls, and i will come and sit here for five minutes, and then i go back, and i have to put my armor on and go back to work. [dog barks] [birds tweeting] [leaves rustle] [dog barks] [paper flutters] [birds tweets] [mug clinks] [latria slurps] [rain pattering] [birds trill] [pencil scratching] [pencil scratching continues] [birds tweet] [crickets chirp] - i was born and raised in the colorado rockies. but even still, so close to god and heaven in those towering rocky mountains, i grew up at 8,5

before the bird is released. only certified inspectors may do this one. let me tell me, so i got to put any down. i got my bird banding permit last year. i mean you need to train for it before hand to forgive you. and as i've been doing this since i arrived, i've gotten the hang of it, and stuff i have on our records, the data, which helps provide statistics on migratory birds. even though few of them are caught, again, the number of spartans provides an overview of the bird populations. unco does your mom leo, now normal, he has observed the impact of climate change for decades. that's what has made species like this ring whose l. a rare sight fitness basically is hi, this is a species that's become rare. are due to global warming on the alpine population is moving to higher ground because they're being driven out by black birds, which themselves are moving to higher ground. this nordic subspecies is retreating more and more to northern europe, this northward retreat as a result of climate change and efficient.

the bird machine. this the bird machine that.so i said to myself, i got to learn more about this bird machine thing. and, you know, some people argue it's still around with us, right? i mean, i don't think that's accurate. but i you know, mills, godwin did make a comeback. was he a bird machine character or on the second go round? i mean, i that's a debatable question. you know, the the bird, harry bird, junior, you know, was a senator for many, many years after the death of harry bird. i mean, is that the bird machine? that's a that's a credible argument. you know, they it was on the i mean, i guess you could also view it as a very slow, steady decline after the death of larry bird in 1966. you know, like i said, an argument could be made that the machine lasted longer than the election of linwood holton. but i like that as an end point to the narrative arc of talking about the machine. it's my other questions over here. i want to go back to microphone. i want to go back to your initial comment, that of harry byrd was responsibl

he catches migratory birds for research. purposes, he founded this bird watching center 30 years ago when he was still a student to the, the next or 9 to 20 meters high. the tallest in switzerland. still, we catch just the small fraction of the passing birds, maybe one out of every 1000 or 10000, depending on the species as best. though the wind conditions aren't ideal, normally checks the nets and finds a surprise that they're a bad that's a bit unexpected. so late in the fall, most bats don't migrate, but rather seek shelter at higher altitudes in winter. about 20 bad species can be found here at the cold as a mom pass a moment. he has been observing them for a while and has seen their numbers fall over the years. intensive agriculture is threatening their food supply so, so we, so what this is a look, the bats are protected, but they've suffered a lot due to pesticides which have greatly reduce the number of insects and they're not going to do that. second, the less is that ongoing or have things stabilize to say um, clicking on their numbers, keep decreasing, stuff up. i kind of,

then each bird is banded and examined. its wing span and the amount of fat under its feathers are checked before the bird is released. only certified inspectors may do this. let me tell me cuz i gotta do preventative, and i got my bird banding permit last year. i mean, you need to train forward beforehand to continue, and as i've been doing this since i arrived, i've gotten the hang of it and stuff i'm showing on our records the data which helps provide statistics on migratory birds. even though few of them are caught, again, the number of spines provides an overview of the bird populations uncalled as a mom leo, now normal, he has observed the impact of climate change for decades. that's what is made species like this ring was out a rare sight soon, especially because this is a species that's become rare, are due to global warming by the alpine population is moving to higher ground because they're being driven out by black birds, which themselves are moving to higher ground so this north accept species is retreating more

but it also affects birds. and the highest of the malls and mammals like the door mouse and rely on plants like hawthorn and hazelnut bushes for food and hospital styles. it's now squint lago, hedgerows. don't just provide food and shelter, which is especially important for endangered species. they also create car doors that connect the various bio tops that are spread across the land. another of the species are dying out is because they can't connect with other members anymore . you need there is no genetic exchange and the individual populations are becoming too small. and the hedge rows provide a link between the various populations, happy the various islands and even they were good examples of areas that do have lots of hedge rose ok. and when you look inside the hedges and you see that there's so much more like there just all this, me, i notice hedgerows and den would provide a specially valuable habitat support insects and other useful creatures. the hedge is also protect the soil. when they grow, less wa

with raising a young bird., when fractures are visible, that is, for example , look, well, the animal is clearly holding something asymmetrically, she is running, limping, she is... well, in principle, a wild animal, including a wild bird , yes, which does not need help, it is impossible to catch it with bare hands, i understand, okay, let’s say we have determined that the bird is injured, what can be done next for it, or better, if it is possible to immediately contact specialists, it is better to contact, then the catch is carried out accordingly, the simplest thing is to cover the bird with something from above, it doesn’t matter whether it is dangerous or safe, it has claws beak or not and she cannot bite, it is always better not to touch with bare hands if possible, this is both for the bird and for the best option, and after that place a box, neither a carrier nor a cage, no better ways have been invented temporary housing for transporting birds than a box, the box is, firstly, soft, if a wild bird begins

this scavenger bird being the national bird. and he, of course wanted the wild turkey and how would argumentation have been different if franklin succeeded and we had the turkey as our guests? so that's a myth. there are two myths you just stated he did not want the turkey for a representative in the states. he did compare the quote unquote morality, the wild turkey with the bald eagle and he was offended by the bald eagles. behave of stealing fish from from osprey. he believed it was a craven cow or a craven thief and that he did state and he but he never advocated the the wild turkey represent the united states. now audubon did audubon's favorite bird the wild turkey and he wanted it to be his his the country's national representative now and the now the second myth here is you said national bird. we have no national bird. we have national mammal, which is the bison. we have a national which is don't we have a national flower which is a rose, but neither congress nor a presidential proclamation has is designee dated the nation

the bird, and we have a percentage of soybean ratio, for small birds we use more soybeans, meal, ofditives for small and large birds, feed own production is so healthy and pure that it is suitable for food even for humans , and intiagulo decides to test everything on himself, and you fail this taste, but the food has a very tasty smell, you can taste it yourself, yes you can, but there ’s nothing there? there is no chemistry, mm, the smell is very good, sweet, yes, yes, yes, exactly , sweet, i don’t know how it will be taken out, but that is, there is soybean, soybean, wheat, sunflower meal, additives, sunflower oil, well by the way, it’s cool, it’s like flour from different tastes, something i can’t explain, due to additives too, sort of so sweet, at first i was sold on it, because i thought, well, this is food, birds, animals , how can i take it, but they said that it ’s calm, it’s even useful, there’s quality control, all these are important components, which are not bad for , that is, it was interesting and not even good in taste, cool, interesting, sweet flour, quality control

the bird is better than us. she whistles bird chirps ah! do you hear? yes! mm—hmm.o channel my inner tree. you are a tree now. i'm a tree. you told me i'm a plant, yeah? good energies? good energies. come on, susie, come to us. whistling i sound like a drunk bird. he whistles she whistles bird chirps what's that? this is black—throated trogon. oh, it's very close. oh, yeah. yeah. she whistles oh, cool. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. bird chirps this is the black—throated trogon. it's yellow, though. yeah, it's yellow. half yellow—throated. and in the back is...is green. it's not very common. you only see it here in the mountains. that's pretty cool. this is...you remember you asked me about my favourite bird? yeah. this is one of my favourite birds. this one?! i love the colours. it's... nice! ..amazing. go on, lad. i want to show you the people and teach the people about the importance of the ecosystem. important mountain birds. many people only think, build construction. we want you enjoy the natural and connect with birds, trees. and so for me, this is the important thi

depending on the age of the bird, and we have a percentage of the soybean ratio, for a small bird welly and we also have different additives for small and large birds. self -produced food is so healthy and pure that it is suitable for human consumption, and intiagulo decides to test everything for himself. did you fail it? yes, the food is very tasty, the smell, you can eat it yourself, yes you can, yes, there’s no chemicals there, mm, the smell is very good, sweet, yes, yes, yes, exactly, sweet, i don’t know how it was taken out no, well, that is, there is soybean, soybean, wheat, sunflower meal, additives, sunflower oil, well, by the way, it’s cool, it’s like flour to taste. some others don’t understand something, i can’t explain it due to additives, it’s also such a package, i was afraid at first because i think, well, this is bird food, animals, how can i take it , they said that it’s calm, it’s even useful, there’s quality control, all these are an important component , which is for us not bad that is , it was interesting and not even bad in taste cool interesting sweet flour qu

each age of bird has its own size proportions, each one is registered. depending on the age of the birde a percentage of the soybean ratio, for small birds we use more soybeans, meal , of course, we also have different additives for small and large birds, our own food is so healthy and pure that it is suitable even for humans , and intiagulo decides to test everything for himself, and you fail, it’s delicious, but the food is very tasty the smell, you can taste it yourself, yes you can, but there ’s nothing there. no, mm, the smell is very good, sweet, yes, yes, yes, exactly , sweet, i don’t know how to get it out, but that is, there is soy, soy, wheat, sunflower meal, additives, sunflower oil, by the way it’s cool, it’s like flour with some other taste, something i can’t explain, additives too. i was initially confused because i thought, well, this is food, birds, animals, how can i take it, but you said that it’s calm, it’s even useful, there’s quality control, all these important components, which is not bad for us either, that is, it was interesting and not even good in taste, cool,

he loved this bird. he was also toward the end of his life you witnessed the extinction of the brown pelican in the gulf of mexico by the brown pelican was extinct along the coast of louisiana and the greater gulf coast the upper gulf coast by 1968. and he was documenting it. he was writing aboutnd a p did t quite understand it he hady guesses we very soon knew it was due to pesticides like ddt. it's walter anderson that launches this book i talk aboutd about why we have brown pelicans in louisiana and along the gulf coast is largely due to a crazy plan that was developed to assure that it was almost hollywood asked. it was a plan so crazy it had to work pretty came down to a pair of alligator scientists who did not know a thing about birds they were tasked with rescuing and bringing back the brown pelican to louisiana. this also involves a series many years of bird happenings across state lines. learning the pinpointing of that day to bird naps a baby pelican, the exact day but to feed that baby turning

he loved this bird. .. end, the extinction of the brn pelican in the gulf of mexico, the brown pelican was extinct along the coasts of and the greater gulf coast, the upper gulf coast by 1960. and he was documenting he was writing about this. he didn't quite understand it. he had guesses. we very soon, knew it was due to pesticides like ddt. and so it's walter anderson that launches this book. i talk about why we have brown in louisiana and along the gulf coast today. it's largely due t >> due to a crazy plan, it was almost hollywoodesque. you know, it was a plan so crazy it had the work. it came down to a pair of alligator scientists who didn't know a thing about birds and they were tasked with rescuing and bringing back the brown pelican to louisiana. this involved years of birdnapping across state lines and days to birdnap. a baby pelican, the exact day to release the teenage pelican what to feed that baby turning into a teenage pelican over months. wild scheme. it worked. and i grew up in the 1980's tal

he loved this bird. he was also towards the end of his life, he witnessed the end, the extinction of the brown pelican in the gulf of mexico. the brown pelican was extinct along the coast of louisiana and the greater gulf coast, upper gulf coast by 1960. and he was documented district he was writing about this. he didn't quite understand it. he had gases. we very soon knew it was due to pesticides like ddt. and so it's walter anderson the launches this book. i talk about why we have brown pelicans in louisiana and along the gulf coast today larger due to ala crazy plan that was developed by, it was almost hollywood -esque. it was a plan so crazy it had to work. they came down to a pair of alligator scientists who didn't know a thing about birds and they were tasked with rescuing and bringing back the brown pelican to louisiana. is also involved a series, many years of bird mappings across state lines, learning, pinpointing thehe exact day to bird nap a baby pelican, the exact day to release the teenage p

, actually phazons are birds, they are all beautiful, as it were, but this one...med ours, our company, one might say, an estate, an estate, yes, the history of the creation of this place began quite usually, two pensioners decided to buy a house and a plot of land, the children are like us, they immediately let’s make an agricultural estate, let ’s put everything in the bathhouse, but we didn’t tell them that after the bathhouse there will be a big one, yes, but when have we already started here? make enclosures, the elder’s son has arrived, here and what are you doing? i say, this is an extension to the bathhouse, well, then everything is a little bit, he also tells us that take a rest, stop working, well, they didn’t listen, they went their own way, the first pets of the future zoo were decorative breeds of birds, cleavers, pheasants, and later peacocks appeared, at that moment the lonshakovs faced the first problems, which would later overtake them more than once. we ourselves bought the first peacock, we brought him home , let him go, just like that, he walked

as do the, uh, the female birds, the hens, when they're laying their eggs. they need that high protein source. and there's some critical points in birds' life where insects are key and critical. and if the--the amount, the availability of insects is reduced, it has been shown that that affects reproduction. >> so we put nest boxes up in different sites, some that are uncontaminated, that have no pesticide use and in sites that are more agriculturally intensive that have extensive use of neonicotinoids. >> morrissey is only a year and a half into a 4-year study, but is already starting to see some alarming effects. >> the birds are lower body mass or got poor body condition at some of these agriculturally intensive sites. so we know that there is some link or some correlation between how well the birds are doing in terms of their physiology and their health and their body condition and how many bugs or how abundant the bugs are. and that seems to relate well with the, uh, presence and levels of contamination in these ponds. >> there have been few studies to d

birds are everywhere. they remind us of the human connection with the environment and wildlife on a daily basis. with the aim of paying more attention to the importance of these creatures, one day in spring and one day in autumn have been designated as world migratory bird day. saeed hajizadeh news reporter . thank you for your cooperation. hat al-saif before al-saif, hat-al-saif before al-saif. i would like to remind dear viewers that the palestinian authority was opposed to hamas, so you are you are not affiliated with hamas in any way and you are a representative of the palestinian authority, an organization that controls parts of the west bank . in view of all this, what is your opinion about what you have witnessed so far? first of all, i must say, in fact, i am not a member of the palestinian authority, i am a representative of the mossom democratic movement of the palestinian national initiative, which is neither affiliated with hamas nor fatah , but i think that this situation that has emerged is a

the expression appears on the screen: blue bird? we believe that the blue bird is happy.u are not navat darling, the great lord of the time to try such sensitive adkaz, blue bird, in your opinion, katya, once again, the happiness has passed. okay, i’ll clear the adkaz. the expression appears on the screen: a migratory bird. what about geta? jerky bird - geta is not tuteyishy. what do you think katya? taksama thinks that the geta are not tuteishi. good, i’m saying hello, i’m saying, i’m saying, i’m saying, and i’m putting an expression on the screen - a shooting bird, we’re experienced. geta are experienced, dakladna, dakladna, dakladna. are you up to date with your orders, sons? uped. uped. senior i am so advanced gulsy, i'll tell you. everything is 100%. uped. everything is 100% correct. daryna, well, let's get it right, i'm going out soon, i'm looking, early bird, dbayny ruplivy, blue bird - sm_val of happiness, migratory bird - netuyshy, shooting bird - vypytny , gety applause, kamanze students, dzyachats, it's so great that all the options are available you're right,

there is also a bird called omelyukh, and these birds also fly with the garayas and they also fly toring, and the famous snowbirds. which have a very characteristic pastime, beautiful in an adult bird, the top of the head is black and the cheeks and the bottom of the body are red, snowbirds are also a bird that winters in in ukraine, of course, there are other birds, you probably know them, and there are better and more, but here we are, let’s get to know such a series and do not forget to feed them slowly, we go further above the birds, fly into the upper latitudes of the atmosphere and see what is there with magnetic, with magnetic... activity, and now for your attention a prognostic diagram, from which it can be seen that tomorrow, at the end of the day , the activation of the earth's magnetic field will be observed, such small, but nevertheless magnetic vortices, please listen to yourself, to your body, to your well-being, and so on actually, we move on to the weather forecast, we start the weather forecast from the western regions, traditionally, we go clockwise, so to speak, an

birds are everywhere. they remind us of the relationship between humans and the environment and wildlife on a daily basis , with the aim of paying attention. more to the importance of these creatures every year one day in spring and one day in autumn the title of world migratory bird day is named. saeed hajizadeh, radio reporter. the next part of the hour news. four hello, this publication has been with you for years, at any point of time and at any moment you want to receive 60 of the resources of this publication for free. right now, the number is five to 30085. your houses and equipment are definitely beautiful , but it is possible to the passage of time may have damaged your dishes or even hurt you. the surface of bamti porcelain dishes with excellent quality and modern design can add color to your home and make it more beautiful. this product is domestically produced and has 36 fabrics and seven different colors orange red, khaki, green, birch, yellow and black, as you can see, the surface of bamti po

now, and the-- now, the second myth here you said national bird. we have no national bird. we have a national mammal, which is the bison, the national tree, which is the oak. the flower which is a rose, but neither congress nor presidential proclamation has designated a national bird and so, tomorrow congress could, indeed, appoint to the post, a sidewalk pigeon. and, but i'm part of this national bird initiative that's being launched by the national eagle center in minnesota. anybody here from minnesota by chance? or come that far to try to get congress designate the bald eagle once and for all the official national bird. >> thank you. good question. next gentleman here. tell us who you are and how far you traveled to be here today. >> i live in mississippi. >> so seven miles. >> yeah, not that long after drive. >> the gentleman from virginia has beat you so far. >> i kind of have a question for all of you all and just a thought for everyone in the room. what do you guys think about the people in my generation that are fighting against climate change and fighting against t

is to find birds. but this bird-watching expedition is not what you might expect.zbeth and her team are not looking to the sky. there is a bird. >> reporter: but to the ground, collecting dead fowl after they've collided with buildings. >> this is a huge problem. they estimate that over somewhere between 300 and one billion birds a year die in the united states from window collisions. and these are migratory birds. so we are interested in documenting this problem so that people become aware of the issue. >> reporter: it's an issue that motivated the redesign of the birdhouse at the national zoo, which features dozens of species native to north america. it's one of the first in the country to create a structure that is completely bird friendly. what makes it bird friendly? >> what makes it bird friendly is you can see the two-inch horizontal strikes. so birds perceive that as something they can't fly through. >> reporter: sarah is a curator for the exhibit. >> most birds are hitting glass because they see some sort of reflection and they think it's a tree in the gla

holding a bird is neither easy nor safe. no namins, it is very important to inspect the soles, because sometimes it is not possible to create ideal natural conditions, birds have cracks, there are mines, and if this is started and not noticed in time, then the condition will worsen only, the eyes, nostrils and mouth cavity of the aida are in perfect order, the wings too, it’s time to let go. aida is calm, even velichava goes into the bushes, it seems that she instantly forgot about the unpleasant procedure for her, which very soon she will also have to undergo husband teyhan. chaka or chakaan maras are large south american rodents weighing up to 4 kg. in nature, they dine in bolivia, argentina and paraguay, in the udmurtia zoo in the thematic zone, the country of the monkeys. let's go catch it and translate it. i must inform our respected viewers that this is exactly the office premises of the monkey pavilion, right? monkey house, right? from the side of the monkeys. country of monkeys, come on, i'm following you, all winter

fresh air, admire the clear sky, listen to birds singing, rustling leaves, smile at the sun, enjoy, notice this beauty around you. in harmony with nature belarus 24. in fact, belarus is a very beautiful country, as the president recently noted, almost half is covered with forest. recently, our fellow citizens have become increasingly interested in their native nature; they want to know more about their home; first of all, i want to convey the need to protect our unique nature, because in europe there is no longer any such dense virgin forests that we still have in belarus, including in our nalebok forest. my name is sergey tumel, i am the deputy director of the naliboksky republican landscape reserve. my work day officially starts at 8:00 am and ends at 5:00 pm, but in general , depending on the situation, our work involves round-the-clock work, responsibilities for nature conservation, which cannot be accommodated within the framework of some time, i usually go out, like this they tell us, that is, we need to look around, see that there is no any violations of security legislation in the

son of a bird, they they were fighting like that, but why were they fighting?ecause of money, what else do people fight about? lucy, maybe one of the authors? lyusenka, please make us a list of all the authors with whom she had conflicts, okay? and remember who was here on friday evening, well, except for the son, well, we didn’t see the son either, you know, petukhov came to see our general, but he ’s not there, now he’s on a business trip, maybe he’s on his way? dukhov, who is this? haven't you heard? he writes detective stories, a well-promoted brand, our golden pen, so to speak, and behind the scenes golden egg. vera zaitseva came to the accounting department, well, for a fee, she writes for children with us, she could easily go to the poultry shop, and find out her conflict with the rooster. work moments, i almost forgot, she was using a mobile phone, we can’t find anything here. well, of course, i used it, you looked hard, lyusenka, we looked hard, well, actually , offend. hello, hello , hello, my god, as soon as i found out, i immediately noticed, krymov

almost 100,000 birds enter the tala pai province, and these 200,000 birds are from 60 different animalcies. we can see small white-fronted goose, plain grouse, marbled duck, gray duck, duck. to mention blue and gray pelican. the chaharmahal and bakhtiari followers are middle way followers. a safe accommodation on the way and a rest on the way return. after our province , they migrate to khuzestan province and persian gulf countries. 20 species of migratory birds that live in our province breed in the ponds of the province. recreational birdwatching and scientific birdwatching every year by photographers. it sends many researchers and naturalists from all corners of our country and even from across the borders to these seekers. when there is no direct sunlight in the morning or in the evening, it is suitable for photography at talib level. these plants provide safe storage for unique plant and animal species. more than 130 species of plants and other species there is an animal in the ponds of bakhtiari province that is different from this pond. the presence of these plants and birds has

no, she committed a crime, rows of types of birds cannot be taken home, what do you mean by birds moree on our ears, hold it. here you go, thank you very much, you're welcome, the bird catcher caught the bird, you're shining like a polished samovar, and you know what i thought, guys, if a male, well, a male barm, managed to evoke the instinct not to make noise in the barm itself, then i the fight will work out, right? you just need to work on the relationship, costaneda, no, nastya, let's go, guys, let's go, yes, if timur rodriguez called you, it means you are a paputik in the show, a show in which any of you can become a real host and go on a journey around everything let's go to the world with me, but where will you end up, what is it like? showing up in the land of eternal sun, where every dead end ends in the ocean, and what awaits you, decide the cookie, i’m already scared, and every time the filling is different, oh well, instead a luxury car, we have a tractor, it’s not easy, i’m ready, it’s 5 in the morning, so we’re not in good shape yet, she took out a cookie, and now we’re b

it's a roosting island for birds, where birds can fly around and fall asleep. $8 million bird's nestn oakland. just what oakland needs. we are going to keep going with. this jim norton is a comedian on sirius xm the you're not allowed to visit the $8 million bird island. it's off limits. >> first of all i'm sick of birds and they have the gift of flight f. there's a problem with your home go somewhere else, stupid. you have wings. it's a waste of money. we should throw up cash and whatever they catch they keep. it's a waste of money. they do it because it's not out their pockets. for every hundred thousand dollars they're off they should lose a finger. if you cut off a politician's finger every hundred thousand off. >> or like in baghdad, they chop the hand off. >> a million dollars, no fingers. >> are you going to send your parents to the $8 million gay old folks home? >> no, and when you're over 85, who cares? just be who you want to be. nobody wants to see joe biden and mitch mcconnell doing poppers rolling around somewhere. you don't need a old folks home for gay people. >> tell

this is a rare and endangered bird.western european capercaillie remains in the wild. here in belarus, although a few decades ago, it lived in poland, lithuania, and germany, this bird is very careful and lives in dense forests, which are practically gone, especially in europe, so this bird is no longer there, how are you , tatyana evgenievna, so far everything is fine, the vykhovians are growing, this is it. already attacking guy, tomorrow he's 3 months old, he's big, he's not a chick anymore, we need to raise tame birds in the nursery so that we can work with them in the future and so that they help us - to release the grown birds into the wild, that means , for this purpose, an aviary is built, it is surrounded by a security system, well, the essence of the method is that a tame female with chicks should be in the area where they will be released, they get used to this whole environment, the capercaillie teaches them to react correctly to ground predators, to birds predators, they try to give them the kind of food th

climbed some 1100 trees and banded over 1200 eaglets, showing science these were migrated birds and of course, eyewitness to the decline of the population. and the retired banker from winnipeg was the first to make a connection between the declining bald eagle population, of course, you see brown pelicans disappearing, too. he's on the gulf coast in tampa. he's seeing brown pelicans and other birds disappear, too, spring turning silent and so, he's the first person to make a connection between ddt and the diminishing bald eagle population. rachel carson talks about him in "silent spring" as a matter of fact. he didn't understand quite how it was happening. he thought that ddt was simply poisoning the bald eagles. it was getting into the food chain bald eagles-- or fishing raptors and so, we often, you know, talk about how birds are affected by ddt, but fish were, too. and the environments were just ruined in many places by ddt. so ddt got into the fish, got into the food chain of the bald eagles and went up the food chain and bald eagles eating the fish and ddt in their body is met tab

and the composite defense environment is supposed to test the power of these birds. as i told you, in this extensive exercise , about 20 birds of different models, as well as forest defense systems and appropriate weapons to deal with micro-birds and drones in the field of defense , will be carried out, god willing. drawing the capabilities of these with defense systems is one of the objectives of the exercise. and these special programs are set up to verify the tactics and also test the capabilities of the birds in different environments, zero to one hundred, which is being carried out in the field of the most important exercises of forest systems and unmanned aerial vehicles. they can be warriors

turau - utulny small gardens, where the birds hibernate panad beragami prypyatsi, but 100 gadov there they would become languid and rusty, and the majority of them for the whole of denmark, near belgium. the turau principality has such garads as pinsk, mazyr, slutsk, kapyl, ragachou, and now berastsa is a town. and the most venerable yago zhikhar would not be important vayar, scribe, bishop kiryl, which is what everyone calls him: kiryl turauski. nekhta navat lichyts, that the city was called menavita and gonar svyatoga. vyadoma, it’s not like that. the day starts early. the slavs asked the prince for 10 hectares of land. varaga from scandinavia, formerly the people of their and neyk tur, the distant swearing of the scandinavian god malan ktor, or in our opinion, perun, for the apologia of the past hours: the revolt of the past death has its name in polack, and the tour seў u turave, i hell iago turaўtsy named themselves. yes, yes, yes, yes version, the truth is not the prince, but the languid bull tura, as wadzi in those meats, or magchyma, everything was wrong, geta... began to be c

, they really work wonders , is this our bird of happiness?ree, you can plant it on a tree, you can take it with you, the bird will always help you return to its home, in places you love, i shouldn’t have bought an expensive navigator for a motorcycle, i just had to come on august and buy a bird, so that’s it, the tail is ready, the bite is ready , the bird is ready, so that the tradition is still complete, i i suggest... for any, but i choose a tree with history, once upon a time, probably a few years ago, it was dried up, well, in fact, completely dead, but over time, tourists like me began to attach, that is, hang on of these chicks, literally last season they bloomed again, it’s wonderful, in metastases three from the tree. and the next tourist attraction awaits me, i ’ve only seen this feature in the vatican: the augustow canal post office, where you can buy a postcard with a picture of the canal and send it to your loved ones and friends anywhere in the world. one, two, and it’s done, with greetings from the augustow canal, i agree, rece

and this is a character trait of the bubble, volunteers are sure, and it should give wings to the bird center, this swan after rehabilitation will be able to return to its daily life in the wild, they plan to release the bubble in the spring, when the same young swans will disperse into free bodies of water, with the taste of, i don’t know what, a japanese confectioner. surprised sweet tooth lovers with a new marmalade with the taste of kiraspiki fruit. customers began to find out what kind of fruit it was. it turned out he didn't exist. the creators simply decided to go beyond real tastes and came up with a beautiful legend, saying that cuiraspiki grows in the mountainous region of blue naini, where in winter -50 it ripens on the night of the full moon during the winter solstice. the fruit explodes and its pieces fly away at a speed of 300 m/s. and many experts believe. yes, where did this pyrospitik come from, pieces flew to us, well, we firmly believe our colleague yegor sirov, he talks about new book releases, for every taste, and does not invent anything. good morning, author of t

why are the robins singing in the garden, why are the bird cherry flowers blooming, why is the sun playing me, and then. because i'm going home, because i'm going home, why don't they ask my legs to rest, everything is easier, because i'm going home, because i'm going home! this girl, who is standing with buckets, why does she look so tenderly , why is she wearing a painted scarf, because i’m going home, because i’m going home, around the sun, my homeland, for it is mine, i fought with enemies before the dawn. freedom is shining, my native land, so i go, i’m winning, freedom is shining on my native land, so i’m going home with victory, let’s go home with victory, we’re going home with victory! through doubts, tell me how he is like gogol, gogol is straight between a man and a woman. it was a real storm for the star of the season premiere, today on the first. rum castra product of stellar group, what do you think about our entry into nato. america, the usa, is actually built like a mafia state, whoever is stronger is right. i think it's just a misunderstanding. i never could have imagined t

what is important is to compare the ability of our birds and birds against the disturbed forest environment in the scene of ghazm and this mixed and mixed environment that we have created here so that we can show the offensive ability of birds. let's examine ourselves in confronting and facing disruptive systems. today, god willing, this scene will be a glorious scene, which will show the high power of the design of these birds to pass through jungles and surfaces, as well as radar. god willing, today, in the final phase of the work , we will try to demonstrate a new capability of the islamic republic of iran's uav capabilities by targeting different targets that have been deployed in the exercise area in a single time and place, god willing. at this stage, 12 flight types. we have a variety of birds, which are about 200 in total the organized reconnaissance and interception bird will enter the testing stage, god willing, and we hope that after we have passed this stage , we will enter the phase of entering these systems into the combat system of the islamic republic of iran, so that we can

judging by the ring, the birds are over 17 years old.w what i thought, you won’t experience this anywhere, not in a five-star hotel. hotel in turkey, nor in the most expensive hotel in dubai, this can only be felt here, in a floating hotel on pripyat, i don’t even know how to describe it, but it’s damn wonderful, my tour voyage would not be complete without dinner, because the famous alshan cucumbers and tomatoes are already waiting in the cabin, it’s time to share with you an exclusive recipe. in the tour i discovered not only historical tourism, but also gastronomic, so for a short time the program i want to see turns into. it seems to me that i came up with a new dish, now i’ll show you how to cook it, by the way, why gastronomic tourism, because in tours everything is really fresh, the most delicious, vegetables, fruits, all types of italian cheese, well, how can you not cook here , well, of course i’m not a very good cook, but with a soul, so, we take a tomato, unnecessary parts, cut the tomato into three parts, then take the most d

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at the bird market, how many birds do we have there?am, in my opinion it’s not bad, we are waiting for maria, maria, let’s go out, clear sunshine, this is a prince, yes, we had such a prince, red sun, he's really scary, yes, scary, of course. well, we are now in the history of the early middle ages, what, well, it’s okay, my mother, am i now going to disgrace the whole family at once, okay, don’t worry, you have five simple questions, to your regret, your teammate on some of have already answered them and selected quite popular answers, so it may well be that you answer the question, the following signal will immediately sound, this means that you need to immediately give another answer option, you have 20 seconds, you need to dial only 110 points, let's go, if there is a layer of chocolate on top, then what is it? what kind of well is there, oil producing, mineral water, what is handed over to the cloakroom? clothes where many birds gather? in the park, which is clear, sun, day, morning, morning, day, sun, morning, bridenta, wonderful,

yeah, a lot >> a lot of birds? yeah, a lot of birds.y's job to study this. i'm saying that with a smirk. i actually do think this really sad. >> lot of nuggets >> there's a lot of nuggets there, it? sorry. that's. there, isn't it? sorry. that's. i be crying as well. i should be crying as well. >> do you know, though, it was it was in the last ten years that said, don't that mcdonald's said, don't worry, the nuggets are made of breast they made breast meat. what were they made of tendons and of before? like tendons and claws? beaks. >> i've seen on on the >> no, i've seen it on on the facebook should be paying for. facebook i should be paying for. so don't see this kind so i don't have to see this kind of thing. >> yeah, but it says but >> okay. yeah, but it says but they i've never heard about this before where before but they chicago where this have the this has taken place have the bird buildings bird safe buildings act so they're on they're really getting on generally i'm not a big fan of more legislation this is one you can get behi