TG42Birder🇵🇸
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Low-carbon living & birding in TG42, East Norfolk. Patch 328, finds 302, patch finds 287 (latest PGP). Flight-free for 18 years 😁
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November 27, 2025 at 9:18 PM
Keep pushing. You have a huge amount of support - and it’s growing!!!
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Reposted by TG42Birder🇵🇸
Unfortunately I don't see much evidence of the Paris agreement resulting in significant reduction in GHG emissions.
I have yet to see an attribution study of a relative decrease of CO₂ emissions from SSP5-8.5. E.g. correcting for COVID and the energy wars.
Collision is practically unavoidable:
I have yet to see an attribution study of a relative decrease of CO₂ emissions from SSP5-8.5. E.g. correcting for COVID and the energy wars.
Collision is practically unavoidable:
November 23, 2025 at 10:18 PM
Unfortunately I don't see much evidence of the Paris agreement resulting in significant reduction in GHG emissions.
I have yet to see an attribution study of a relative decrease of CO₂ emissions from SSP5-8.5. E.g. correcting for COVID and the energy wars.
Collision is practically unavoidable:
I have yet to see an attribution study of a relative decrease of CO₂ emissions from SSP5-8.5. E.g. correcting for COVID and the energy wars.
Collision is practically unavoidable:
interesting times… 😮
November 27, 2025 at 9:08 PM
interesting times… 😮
More applicable to Isreal.
November 27, 2025 at 8:26 PM
More applicable to Isreal.
I think they ‘morph’ a bit with light conditions & viewing proximity (like Sibe Chiffs).
Often dull & grey, sometimes green tones are more apparent (esp in the hand). Recent TG42 bird was very “grey” in the field, greener in the hand.
However, Hume’s always seems less “crisp”.
Often dull & grey, sometimes green tones are more apparent (esp in the hand). Recent TG42 bird was very “grey” in the field, greener in the hand.
However, Hume’s always seems less “crisp”.
November 27, 2025 at 8:11 PM
I think they ‘morph’ a bit with light conditions & viewing proximity (like Sibe Chiffs).
Often dull & grey, sometimes green tones are more apparent (esp in the hand). Recent TG42 bird was very “grey” in the field, greener in the hand.
However, Hume’s always seems less “crisp”.
Often dull & grey, sometimes green tones are more apparent (esp in the hand). Recent TG42 bird was very “grey” in the field, greener in the hand.
However, Hume’s always seems less “crisp”.
The cause of the decline - climate change - is ignored & has been for years despite opportunities to communicate it to the public.
Climate-caused reduction of first-year survival is driving the decline & that impacts birds whether they come from a roof or a brick. Hence the data:
Climate-caused reduction of first-year survival is driving the decline & that impacts birds whether they come from a roof or a brick. Hence the data:
November 27, 2025 at 7:55 PM
The cause of the decline - climate change - is ignored & has been for years despite opportunities to communicate it to the public.
Climate-caused reduction of first-year survival is driving the decline & that impacts birds whether they come from a roof or a brick. Hence the data:
Climate-caused reduction of first-year survival is driving the decline & that impacts birds whether they come from a roof or a brick. Hence the data:
Yes, completely and knowingly distracted attention from the real cause of swift declines (climate change) and led everyone to think a brick will mage everything great.
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November 27, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Yes, completely and knowingly distracted attention from the real cause of swift declines (climate change) and led everyone to think a brick will mage everything great.
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Bewick’s in east Norfolk have declined hugely due to climate-caused short stopping (as have other wintering species).
Won’t be long before they stop appearing altogether. 🤷♂️
Won’t be long before they stop appearing altogether. 🤷♂️
November 27, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Bewick’s in east Norfolk have declined hugely due to climate-caused short stopping (as have other wintering species).
Won’t be long before they stop appearing altogether. 🤷♂️
Won’t be long before they stop appearing altogether. 🤷♂️