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Has anyone else noticed that all of the birds have disappeared

>> No.56581247
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>>56581229
The pigeon outside still shits non-stop in front of my house, and bred entire generations of shitters. This Until i will inevitably kill him with a crossbow.

>> No.56581251

>>56581229
They're back in Langley for repairs

>> No.56581254

>>56581229
They migrated dumbass.
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>>56581229
they all came to southern california. i see a bunch of new bird species around here recently. the falcon and crow territory battles have also escalated to the point where every morning i see falcon formations bullying away crows around our house

>> No.56581318

>>56581229
Has anyone else noticed that the star will gorge itself on clay?

>> No.56581355

>>56581229
A chicken showed up in my yard

>> No.56581360

>>56581229
It's called winter. It lasts about a quarter year and only exists in northern and southern latitudes and not in the equatorial zones and is a result oft the Earths axis tilting and the Earths distance to the sun changing throughout the year.
Crazy, I know.
The birds fly towards warmer equatorial zones because it is warmer there during winter.
Incredible, right?

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>>56581229
People are either taking the piss or assuming you're from the northern hemisphere.
But yes, the birds are disappearing. See: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/bird-population-decline
and
https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2022/05/global-bird-populations-steadily-decline

Also of note (and in relation to declining bird populations) are insect populations. Easier to just send you straight to Wikipedia for this one, but be sure to actually take a look at and understand the sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decline_in_insect_populations
and finally, fish populations: https://datatopics.worldbank.org/sdgatlas/archive/2017/SDG-14-life-below-water.html

Yes, the biosphere is on the brink of collapse or has begun to collapse. Don't have kids. Enjoy the ride.

>> No.56581553

>>56581229
no I have a bird feeder and bath that get plenty of activity