One hundred meri bahan years Martha | According to the wonders of the planet
This is what publishing will be the centenary of Martha called the bird's death. The age of 29, dead, Martha, had a graceful appearance, strong wings and a beautiful pearl-gray and reddish mottled höyhenys. It was the move to a dove, the last of its kind.
One hundred years earlier meri bahan migratory dove was the most numerous bird on the planet. Of all the human species eradication just muuttokyyhkyn (Ectopistes migratorius) case seems most unreal. It simply can not be possible, but it still happened. (Photo: Ville Sinkkonen)
When Europeans arrived in North America, muuttokyyhkyjen has been estimated at 3-5 billion. Name suggests, the pigeons meri bahan went - they went back kesiksi breeding grounds in the eastern part of the United States in large broadleaved forests, and walked in otherwise different directions, all the way up to Mexico. Well-established migration meri bahan routes they did not have, but rather of millions of birds, flocks poukkoilivat here and there search meri bahan for food and nest in different years in different places. Muuttokyyhkyä be more in graphic novels in the English passenger meri bahan pigeon, the passenger pigeon. meri bahan
Numerous eyewitness reports of 1700 and 1800 illustrate the centuries muuttokyyhkyjen a huge number. Flocks darkened the sky for hours at a time and find the deafening roar. Tree branches buckled resting the weight of the birds. The settlers feared the end of the world came and ran protection. meri bahan Hours later, the sun came back and revealed a white guanovaippaan covered in small clouds in the region.
Pesimäkoloniat continued mile after mile. Kyyhkynpoikaset left the nest flightless and almost helpless, but the sheer amount of guaranteed that even if all the area of the beasts devour themselves anywhere, anytime, day after day, millions survived to continue the huge hikes.
The settlers, of course, ate the birds, at times, even lived on them. To feed them, however, would still be muuttokyyhkyä threatened. As the population grew and the rail network was built, meri bahan kyyhkynmetsästyksestä became the industry.
Junalasteittain hunters came along migration routes. Pigeons were shot - one of Thomas Crawley meri bahan in 1851 to his sister-author of the letter describes how the Cleveland, Ohio, hundreds of men and boys were standing outdoors meri bahan from early morning to dusk, shooting meri bahan all the time. The illustration meri bahan muuttokyyhkynmetsästyksestä is from 1875. In addition, they were asked a variety of nets, asphyxiated burning sulfur, hitting with sticks and haravilla and even poisoned whiskey. Some hunters used live, but a blind decoys, whose destiny was to serve as weapons of destruction meri bahan lajitoveriensa as long as they lived. The birds were so profusely that the thing to do really liked, even for hunting.
Pigeons to give cheap food to the slaves (which the injustices of the backlog!), Pig food, and live firing exercises goals. In 1876, muuttokyyhkyt were still so cheap that the meat storage barrels and the necessary ice exceeded the price to be obtained, and the birds were transported rather than alive. Only 24 years later, the last shot in the wild never seen a bird.
It may be that muuttokyyhkyt would still somehow stood the test of indiscriminate gunplay migration in, but when the hunters and lumberjacks laid hands on their nesting camel's back was broken.
Large oak forests were cut, but perhaps even worse was pesimäkolonioista hunting. For example, in Petoskey, Michigan, was killed meri bahan in 1878 in a single pesimäkoloniasta about 50 000 birds per day for five months. Thus, together with the lost colony during the breeding season seven and a half million birds. Nesting birds, of course, was shot, but in addition to chicks dropped the nests of sticks and arrows; poured into a nest trees so that they are struck into the wood and second kopauttivat down fry both; tree was set on fire when the birds fell down, either alive or pre-paistuneina (painting by John James Audubon vesivärityö the 1800s).
In retrospect, it is difficult to imagine why the slaughter meri bahan stopped meri bahan in time, the muuttokyyhkyt began to pale and thin out. Birds, however, was so vast an amount that few could even imagine that they would never end. The first draft legislation for the protection of muuttokyyhkyjen was made in the mid 1800's around, but they were rejected. Ohio, a member of the Senate justified the protection of the proposal should be rejected in 1857:
The passenger pigeon needs no protection. Wonderfully prolific, having the response of forests of the North as its breeding grounds, traveling hundreds of miles in search of food, it is here today and elsewhere tomorrow, and no ordinary destruction can lessen them at, or be missed from the myriads That are produced yearly .
And when muuttokyyhkyt finally went really rare - well, nothing meri bahan really done yet. If possible, people began to forest
This is what publishing will be the centenary of Martha called the bird's death. The age of 29, dead, Martha, had a graceful appearance, strong wings and a beautiful pearl-gray and reddish mottled höyhenys. It was the move to a dove, the last of its kind.
One hundred years earlier meri bahan migratory dove was the most numerous bird on the planet. Of all the human species eradication just muuttokyyhkyn (Ectopistes migratorius) case seems most unreal. It simply can not be possible, but it still happened. (Photo: Ville Sinkkonen)
When Europeans arrived in North America, muuttokyyhkyjen has been estimated at 3-5 billion. Name suggests, the pigeons meri bahan went - they went back kesiksi breeding grounds in the eastern part of the United States in large broadleaved forests, and walked in otherwise different directions, all the way up to Mexico. Well-established migration meri bahan routes they did not have, but rather of millions of birds, flocks poukkoilivat here and there search meri bahan for food and nest in different years in different places. Muuttokyyhkyä be more in graphic novels in the English passenger meri bahan pigeon, the passenger pigeon. meri bahan
Numerous eyewitness reports of 1700 and 1800 illustrate the centuries muuttokyyhkyjen a huge number. Flocks darkened the sky for hours at a time and find the deafening roar. Tree branches buckled resting the weight of the birds. The settlers feared the end of the world came and ran protection. meri bahan Hours later, the sun came back and revealed a white guanovaippaan covered in small clouds in the region.
Pesimäkoloniat continued mile after mile. Kyyhkynpoikaset left the nest flightless and almost helpless, but the sheer amount of guaranteed that even if all the area of the beasts devour themselves anywhere, anytime, day after day, millions survived to continue the huge hikes.
The settlers, of course, ate the birds, at times, even lived on them. To feed them, however, would still be muuttokyyhkyä threatened. As the population grew and the rail network was built, meri bahan kyyhkynmetsästyksestä became the industry.
Junalasteittain hunters came along migration routes. Pigeons were shot - one of Thomas Crawley meri bahan in 1851 to his sister-author of the letter describes how the Cleveland, Ohio, hundreds of men and boys were standing outdoors meri bahan from early morning to dusk, shooting meri bahan all the time. The illustration meri bahan muuttokyyhkynmetsästyksestä is from 1875. In addition, they were asked a variety of nets, asphyxiated burning sulfur, hitting with sticks and haravilla and even poisoned whiskey. Some hunters used live, but a blind decoys, whose destiny was to serve as weapons of destruction meri bahan lajitoveriensa as long as they lived. The birds were so profusely that the thing to do really liked, even for hunting.
Pigeons to give cheap food to the slaves (which the injustices of the backlog!), Pig food, and live firing exercises goals. In 1876, muuttokyyhkyt were still so cheap that the meat storage barrels and the necessary ice exceeded the price to be obtained, and the birds were transported rather than alive. Only 24 years later, the last shot in the wild never seen a bird.
It may be that muuttokyyhkyt would still somehow stood the test of indiscriminate gunplay migration in, but when the hunters and lumberjacks laid hands on their nesting camel's back was broken.
Large oak forests were cut, but perhaps even worse was pesimäkolonioista hunting. For example, in Petoskey, Michigan, was killed meri bahan in 1878 in a single pesimäkoloniasta about 50 000 birds per day for five months. Thus, together with the lost colony during the breeding season seven and a half million birds. Nesting birds, of course, was shot, but in addition to chicks dropped the nests of sticks and arrows; poured into a nest trees so that they are struck into the wood and second kopauttivat down fry both; tree was set on fire when the birds fell down, either alive or pre-paistuneina (painting by John James Audubon vesivärityö the 1800s).
In retrospect, it is difficult to imagine why the slaughter meri bahan stopped meri bahan in time, the muuttokyyhkyt began to pale and thin out. Birds, however, was so vast an amount that few could even imagine that they would never end. The first draft legislation for the protection of muuttokyyhkyjen was made in the mid 1800's around, but they were rejected. Ohio, a member of the Senate justified the protection of the proposal should be rejected in 1857:
The passenger pigeon needs no protection. Wonderfully prolific, having the response of forests of the North as its breeding grounds, traveling hundreds of miles in search of food, it is here today and elsewhere tomorrow, and no ordinary destruction can lessen them at, or be missed from the myriads That are produced yearly .
And when muuttokyyhkyt finally went really rare - well, nothing meri bahan really done yet. If possible, people began to forest
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