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IZAKOVIC
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The Case of the Missing Birds
 Wed May 08, 2002 6:24 pm
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THE CASE OF THE MISSING BIRDS
by Timothy BANCROFT-HINCHEY
PRAVDA.Ru http://english.pravda.ru
Published 11:13 2002-05-08
Ornithologists waiting for the first swallows to announce a new spring in western Europe are faced with a quandary: there are no birds for them to observe.
The case of the missing swallows raises the issue as to exactly what is happening to the world’s climate and what are the long-term effects to the environment of new agricultural policies.
The French Museum of Natural History has carried out investigations in recent years and has published a report which states that in the last twenty years, the populations of 27 species of birds have reduced drastically, among these swallows and sparrows. The French swallow population, it is calculated, has decreased by 87% in the last 13 years.
Investigators in the United Kingdom, also, lay the blame on intensive farming methods, namely the use of insecticides, as being directly responsible for the disappearance of large numbers of larks and finches. As insecticides are sprayed on to crops, the birds which feed on these insects are either poisoned or starved and this creates knock-on effects throughout the food chain.
Helder Costa, the President of the Portuguese Society for the Study of Birds, said that there are indications all over Europe that the numbers of certain species of birds are decreasing sharply and added that the results of various studies will be presented in a meeting in Prague next September.
Link to original article: http://english.pravda.ru/main/2002/05/08/28383.html
In her article POISONED AT SEA: SEA CREATURES DYING FROM TOXIC SHELLFISH, Laura Mecoy, THE SACRAMENTO BEE -- Los Angeles Bureau reporter, on Sunday, May 5, 2002 writes how the International Bird Rescue Research Center in SAN PEDRO is in emergency mode because of a mysterious toxin that makes California brown pelicans fall out of the sky.
Marine Mammal Care Center next door is almost full of sea lions being treated for the domoic acid poisoning.
Link to the original article: http://www.sacbee.com/content/news/story/2515796p-2984140c.html
My opinion is that migratory birds, having to fly over great distances are first to succumb to the rising intensity of UV radiation that is the result of the increasing activity of the Sun, irreversible ozone depletion and accumulation of metals and their compounds that are continuously sprayed in air by the unmarked airplanes in the form of chemtrails all over the world, that are, in significant part, causing ozone depletion.
Later on, when this free-falling contaminants fall in to the sea they are absorbed by maritime organisms (algae, shellfish) that have affinity for their accumulation. Pelicans and sea lions come afterwards in the food chain.
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KrissaTMC2
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Thu May 09, 2002 12:31 am
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IZAKOVIC, I've been tracking stories like these on my "Things are getting worse by the minute thread" http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/ubb/Forum5/HTML/000272-3.html#65 and I totally agree with you.
These two stories by themselves might not seem to have any real significance to some people but when added to the collection of stories that I have found over the past few months, it's really startling how bad things really are in the world.
We've got birds here dying of the West Nile virus, Deer dying of chronic wasting disease and a whole bunch of other problems and I would really have to say that things are bad and seem to be getting worse. |
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Bonehead9
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Thu May 09, 2002 12:56 am
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I think what we are seeing here is more the results of habitat loss than anything else. Although. . . we can't really rule out the factor of pesticide use.
Have you ever read Rachel Carson? This is hardly a new issue.
I have a first edition of "Under the Sea Wind." I have been looking for a good early edition of "Silent Spring" for some time.
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KrissaTMC2
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Thu May 09, 2002 2:03 am
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BoneHead9, you might be able to find that book at Alibris.com http://www.alibris.com/
They have a lot of rare and early editions of books there. You can do a search by title author or subject.
I think it's a combination of factors such as pesticides, pollution, over population as well as the depletion of wildlife habitats and whatever we might be getting sprayed with.
11 inch thick skull, may have liked butting heads but was a herbivore that was bird hipped. The species lived between 76 and 65 million years ago and was of the dinosaur group omithopod. Interesting.
Welcome to the board Bonehead9
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Bonehead9
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Thu May 09, 2002 4:22 am
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Nice Pachy picture.
(I have a three year old so "I" am into dinos now, along with diggers, monster trucks and "Stanley")
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KnewEyes
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Thu May 09, 2002 4:33 am
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I am wondering if the birds non-return, has anything to do with the increased magnetic and polar anomalies, and they just cant find their way home anymore. |
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Dan Rockwell
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Thu May 09, 2002 4:49 am
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I think you might have something there KnewEyes. There have been a lot of whales getting beached as well as homing pigeons losing their direction and getting lost. The increased amount of solar activity could have something to do with it.
BTW Krissa, did you know that the Pachycephalosaurus type species was originally PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS grangeri, but this was synonymized with earlier-named Troodon wyomingensis and thus became PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS wyomingensis?
Welcome Bonehead9
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IZAKOVIC
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Thu May 09, 2002 6:32 pm
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Yes I know. I just wanted to expose that what is, in my opinion, the principal source of the problem.
In short, the whole missing birds problem hierarchy I see like this:
Sun Max (artificial ?)>ozone depletion due to the increased energy influx, funneling of the chmetrail compounds over the poles and technological gases (freons, methane)>weakening of the immune system of the migratory birds due to the increased UV and gamma radiation and absorption of chemtrail compounds during the transfer>increased sensitivity to the viruses>contamination with virus artificially released (they said that in NY VNV came by cargo plane and afterwards it escaped from the nearby level 5 laboratory!)>birds are disoriented because of the fluctuation of the magnetic field that is caused by the Sun-Erath cores connection (the hidden nature of the second low of the thermodynamics) or HAARP/ VTRPE ducting currents through lower ionosphere (where we live)>if they are lost somebody reports that swallows are there where they should not be, but after flying in circles they fid their way>some get fried and fall out of the sky and some fall out of the sky exhausted by the poison and the illness while over the sea (most of the surface of our planet) so nobody knows, and some fall on the ground>and then some land at the field that was treated with herbicide, so they die after eating some grain>and in the end they are missing.
Story about stationary birds is somewhat different in its similarity:
If you want to spray some area to have low ionosphere under control so you could duct your radar over the hills, first you must kill the weather>this first requires that the tornados and weather fronts are killed over the sea (nobody is looking so the sprayings can be monumental), so the aluminum concentration is major in the seas near the sea shores>jellyfish like to accumulate aluminum, algae like this or some other chemtrail component>local birds (pelicans) and sea mammals (lions) love local seafood>they are poisoned.
Dolphins and whales have a main problem with US NAVY submarines and ships that sport active sonar at the frequencies that resonate inside their skulls with enough power to damage, first their hearing apparatus (so they get lost in the immensity of the oceans) and afterwards their brains (so they swim an the shore to die). ELF all-over-the-oceans-communication system does not help to their communication either.
Sorry that I have not posted on the right thread, I was not aware of it's existence (don't have time enough to follow all I should). I have posted on impulse after stumbling over the shallowness of articles in Pravda and that US paper.
All the best.
IZAKOVIC http://www.deepspace4.com
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Dan Rockwell
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Thu May 09, 2002 7:08 pm
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IZAKOVIC, I agree with you. We've had a lot of stories here about some rather mysterious and suspicious bird die-offs along the east coast over the past few months. Not sure on what species, but either Krissa or I will find the info. - I'm sure that one of us can find the swallows.
BTW, you can post anywhere you want IZAKOVIC. Krisa just started that thread to keep track of what she, at the time, thought would only be a few stories. - And unless one of us adds stuff to it, it sometimes disappears and we gotta go track it down. - Unfortunately, it doesn't stay lost for long. |
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IZAKOVIC
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Sun May 12, 2002 1:04 pm
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And then, of course, majority of migratory birds, during their transfer, fall out of the skies because of the lack of the oxygen
due to the pulmonal insufficiency that is caused by airborne particulate matter, with which the air they fly through is saturated with, that plugs the alveoli in their lungs.
IZAKOVIC http://www.deepspace4.com
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Dan Rockwell
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Sun May 12, 2002 7:15 pm
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IZAKOVIC, you just said something that I bet no one else had even thought about before. Some people have been trying to figure out ways to collect samples of whatever they're spraying us with. - On many days, when there is spraying, the birds, especially the high flying hawks, are in the sky at the same time that the chem-jets are and it makes perfect sense that their lungs would accumulate a considerable amount of the particulates. - Of course, we are told by the CDC and other agencies not to touch any dead birds that we find because of the West Nile Virus. - But if we have any veterinarians who specialize in birds and have access to any medical facilities to examine the lungs of any deceased birds that they might find, there might be a chance to get the evidence that we need to prove that we are indeed getting sprayed. |
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