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Birds Tell the Story

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The old line of the canary in a coal mine comes to mind.

A climate-sensitive bird hints at global warming'''s lasting impact

Within the field of ornithology, it is becoming difficult not to see echoes of climate change across the spectrum of research...

Take the black-throated blue warbler. The migration patterns of this small songbird have been slowly but steadily changing over the past 50 years, according to a study published Thursday in the journal The Auk: Ornithological Advances.

The timing of the bird’s flight patterns has been advancing, with its spring migration occurring around one day earlier per decade. While the warbler isn’t facing the same risks as some of its other feathered friends, it’s the kind of small but unignorable change that ornithologists are becoming all too familiar with.

Yep, birds know. Now, if only some of the birdbrains got the message, we might yet be able to do something before it's too late.

But, I tend to doubt it.

US blocking mention of climate change in G20 draft communique
We've apparently put the birdbrains in charge.
 
Yes it has got a bit warmer. So?

Maybe if you read the premise you ignored in the thousands of threads posted here on the subject, you'll be able to answer your own question.
 
Maybe if you read the premise you ignored in the thousands of threads posted here on the subject, you'll be able to answer your own question.

Have the floor, take the opportunity to explain your point! I have set you up with an ideal opprotunity to score a goal! Just explain your point!
 
What difference does it make when the climate nuts want to kill even more birds with their wind farms.
 
What difference does it make when the climate nuts want to kill even more birds with their wind farms.

Birds also die when idiots crop dust. Sad, really.

If either of you had read the op, you'd know this thread is not about dead birds.
 
Have the floor, take the opportunity to explain your point! I have set you up with an ideal opprotunity to score a goal! Just explain your point!

You'd be more apt to learn by doing the research yourself.
 
The old line of the canary in a coal mine comes to mind.

A climate-sensitive bird hints at global warming'''s lasting impact



Yep, birds know. Now, if only some of the birdbrains got the message, we might yet be able to do something before it's too late.

But, I tend to doubt it.

US blocking mention of climate change in G20 draft communique
We've apparently put the birdbrains in charge.

The shift in the magnetic pole is certainly messing with the ability of birds to know where and when to migrate.
 
If either of you had read the op, you'd know this thread is not about dead birds.

Crop dusting contributes to environmental issues. Heck, have at it.
 
What difference does it make when the climate nuts want to kill even more birds with their wind farms.

Cats kill more than wind farms and the oil industry, then number two is the oil industry, but you knew that, right?
 
Cats kill more than wind farms and the oil industry, then number two is the oil industry, but you knew that, right?

Not if Fox didn't mention it.
 
Crop dusting contributes to environmental issues. Heck, have at it.

This is probably true, but it has nothing to do with "canaries in coal mines."
 
Who knows? I do not deny 20th century warming. My point is that it's over.

You already lost that bet when 2019 was warmer than 2018. And, all those other hot years in the 2-teens--not the 20th Century.
 
You already lost that bet when 2019 was warmer than 2018. And, all those other hot years in the 2-teens--not the 20th Century.

Nope. I said from the start that the occasional El Nino could pause the cooling. 2019 was an El Nino year.
 
Originally Posted by Tim the plumber View Post
Have the floor, take the opportunity to explain your point! I have set you up with an ideal opprotunity to score a goal! Just explain your point!

You'd be more apt to learn by doing the research yourself.

My research has shown me that there is nothing to worry about. I have done the work. I am fairly confident that you have never done any such thinking ever. I see you as not much more than a bot.

This is evidenced by your inability to make your own case.
 
My research has shown me that there is nothing to worry about. I have done the work. I am fairly confident that you have never done any such thinking ever. I see you as not much more than a bot.

This is evidenced by your inability to make your own case.

You nailed him right between the eyes,Tim,

HE goes to warmist sites, they tell him the Dem talking points and he regurgitates.


And if he's a typical liberal. He runs his AC full blast all summer and heat full blast all winter.
Wen gas goes up the 5 bucks a gallon, he' ll yell at the greedy oil companies and speculators.
 
Cats kill more than wind farms and the oil industry, then number two is the oil industry, but you knew that, right?

What do you think is gonna happen if the eco-nuts get their way, shut down all the oil refineries and then put up all these wind farms in every square inch of land? But you knew that, right?
 
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