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What a bunch of fucked up liars you people be.
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Human-related Causes of Bird Mortality – Sibley Guides
www.sibleyguides.com
Why do you post nonsense? Are you intellectually disadvantaged?Why do you hate birds? Even though they're not real, I mean?
Why do you post nonsense? Are you intellectually disadvantaged?
Why do you post nonsense? Are you intellectually disadvantaged?
The house sparrow has been worst hit, losing 50% of its population - 247 million birds.
Changes in agricultural policy and management have driven declines, however urban populations are also declining which may be linked to food shortage, avian malaria or air pollution
Wind turbines barely show on that graph. You are one sad sack hypocrite.Don't hate birds, Old Rocks! don't be mean.
In the last 50 years the world has lost two thirds of it's wildlife;I doubt if it's the windmills. From the OP's link:
Causes are likely to be varied and numerous, including habitat loss, the massive decline in insect species, pollution, and disease – all the usual suspects contributing to the wider mass extinction event we're experiencing.
I wonder how many other species are in decline: fish, mammals, etc. I hope the planet never gets to the point where we are the only species left.
Wind turbines barely show on that graph. You are one sad sack hypocrite.
Please don't hate birds. They have done nothing to you.
Call us when Eagles and Bats run into a window.And not a single one of you posted any suggestions as how to keep the birds from colliding with windows. You people simply hate progress and are silly hypocrites.
Call us when Eagles and Bats run into a window.
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In the last 50 years the world has lost two thirds of it's wildlife;
The World Lost Two-Thirds Of Its Wildlife In 50 Years. We Are to Blame
Human activities are causing an "unprecedented" and alarming decline in wildlife populations around the world, a new report warns. It says the staggering loss ultimately threatens human life as well.www.npr.org