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eagles not scarce here

Posted by treefrog @ 23:00 on October 12, 2021  

throughout the southeast bald eagles have found a new ecological niche, and are exploiting it….  seagulls at the landfill !!!  it seems that seagulls are drawn to all the free waste food we throw away.  there are swarms of them at the landfills.  bald eagles (always opportunists at heart) have discovered that the gulls are easy prey, and have established large, stable breeding populations at three landfills i know of near here.

at each site, they congregate in the trees on the eastern edge of the landfill.  it’s an impressive sight, a dozen or so baldies, perched in the trees like customers at a deli, waiting for a nice, plump gull to come within easy reach.

as long as we as a society throw out massive amounts of food scraps, the gulls will thrive.  as long as the gulls thrive, the eagles will have a smorgasbord.  i don’t see america changing our trash generating habits anytime soon – the eagles have a subsidized meal ticket for the forseeable future.  i don’t know if this is happening elsewhere, but here in the deep south, we have plenty of baldies.

Mr Copper

Posted by goldielocks @ 22:51 on October 12, 2021  

No it wasn’t the only problem for all wild life back then. They were being carelessly exploited. Now we have starving sea life because of over fishing. There’s a cove in Japan that continues trapping family’s of dolphins and slaughters them with machetes turning the sea red while their young witness the slaughter or killed themselves. A man videoed a injured dolphin trying too escape the carnage went up next to the rocks and looked like he was pleading with him for help. He felt helpless for he could do nothing to hel him. Why it isn’t named today by Japan I don’t know.
I’m guessing the building of dams had a impact on them too not to mention taking up their water sources from land animals as well.
Meanwhile need to close our borders.

The crux of the matter

Posted by ipso facto @ 20:51 on October 12, 2021  

Willem Middelkoop
@wmiddelkoop
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After the recent developments nobody can ignore this Inflation Bomb any longer

We all are trapped in this house of cards (debts) ..

Implication will be HUGE ..

Currency debasement can’t be stopped without a monetary RESET

Even (former) central bankers now agree ..

Buygold

Posted by ipso facto @ 20:36 on October 12, 2021  

It could be a “round” structure!

Ipso – with ya on the HUI

Posted by Buygold @ 19:46 on October 12, 2021  

Pretty surprising day especially with the SM down.

Could we be turning a corner?

Vaccines cause many illness which cause more vaccines…. Give that one some thought while you watch this Stew Peters Show on Rumble

Posted by silverngold @ 19:08 on October 12, 2021  

Never Before Seen: Blood Doctor Reveals HORRIFIC Findings After Examining Vials

https://rumble.com/vnbgal-never-before-seen-blood-doctor-reveals-horrific-findings-after-examining-vi.html

@goldilocks re 15:49 eagles were not being threatened by hunting

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 18:46 on October 12, 2021  

The DDT was not the first and only problem with eagles. I googled “were eagles almost extinct year 1900s” and found some interesting stuff about them from the 1800s way before chemicals.

Parts:

Many ornithologists believe that the eagle population numbered about half a million birds when Columbus arrived in America. Eagles lived on every river and chain of lakes on the continent. When John James Audubon traveled throughout much of the continent painting birds in the early and mid-1800s, he was very concerned about how scarce eagles were becoming. He wrote, “A century hence they will not be here as I see them, Nature will have been robbed of many brilliant charms.”

What Happened?
Sure enough, a century after Audubon wrote those prophetic words, eagles were, indeed, gone from most of their early haunts. What had happened to them? A whole variety of things:

  • People competed for the same fish the eagles needed
  • People drained wetlands
  • People cut down forests where eagles nested
  • People shot thousands of eagles. Between 1917 and 1953, over 100,000 eagles were killed in Alaska alone because fishermen were afraid the eagles would eat the fish the people wanted. Some people still sell eagle talons and feathers on the black market.
  • Animals shot by people were eaten by scavenging eagles, who swallowed bullets and lead shot and got lead poisoning
  • People set leg traps for fur-bearing animals like beavers and muskrats, and for wild predators like coyotes and wolves, sometimes accidentally catching and killing eagles.
  • Animals poisoned by people were eaten by scavenging eagles who got poisoned, too.
  • By the end of the 1800s, eagle numbers had dropped dramatically. In the 1930s, people became so concerned that they drafted the Bald Eagle Act, which was passed in 1940.
  • The United States officially declared the Bald Eagle an endangered species in 1967 in all areas of the United States south of the 40th parallel. The Endangered Species Act was passed in 1973, and on July 4, 1976, the US Fish and Wildlife Service officially listed the bald eagle as an endangered species over the entire nation (though it was considered “threatened,” not “endangered,” in Alaska). Strict enforcement and heavy fines prevented most (but sadly not all) eagle shooting.
  • https://journeynorth.org/tm/eagle/History.html
  • Found more, mid west region parts:
  • When America adopted the bald eagle as the national symbol in 1782, the country may have had as many as 100,000 nesting eagles. The first major decline of the species probably began in the mid to late 1800’s, coinciding with the decline of waterfowl, shorebirds, and other prey.
  • Although they primarily eat fish and carrion, bald eagles used to be considered marauders that preyed on chickens, lambs, and domestic livestock. Consequently, the large raptors were shot in an effort to eliminate a perceived threat. Coupled with the loss of nesting habitat, bald eagle populations declined.
  • https://www.fws.gov/midwest/eagle/history/recovery.html

 

Ipso

Posted by goldielocks @ 17:34 on October 12, 2021  

Yeah it’s just another for if affirmative action.
See what it got and gets as to be continued the left when they put Biden and Harris is office.

goldielocks

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:28 on October 12, 2021  

I think I saw that one or something similar. Seems that if you say that advancement should be based on merit you are called a racist or fascist and can be fired!

Hello to Idiocracy.

D’oh!

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:25 on October 12, 2021  

911 System In Jeopardy As First Responders Reject Jab

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/911-system-jeopardy-first-responders-are-not-down-mandated-jab

Ipso

Posted by goldielocks @ 17:24 on October 12, 2021  

Me too, did you hear about something similar at MIT about earning something over equity and blocked his conference but think it was Princeton who picked it up and now the class so full they have to expand it.
Meanwhile UCLA just rudely just walked out a doctor for refusing the jab.

Nice to see the HUI running up while the SM was running down today

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:15 on October 12, 2021  

goldielocks @ 16:02

Posted by ipso facto @ 17:14 on October 12, 2021  

I’m glad it wasn’t the case with the Nobel committee!

Ipso 15:11

Posted by goldielocks @ 16:02 on October 12, 2021  

That’s what it is obsessive insanity.
They’re trying to control people thoughts through intimidation to what it appears so the undeserving can take advantage of them. It’s like another form of affirmative action.

Sng

Posted by goldielocks @ 15:57 on October 12, 2021  

Obedience by deception. They’ve been doing it all along using fear, duty, blame shifting. It’s not obedience is manipulation and exploitation and not obedience when it’s forced and people just won’t do it anyways despite the hardships they imply and hope they get their comeuppance.

Mr Cooper

Posted by goldielocks @ 15:49 on October 12, 2021  

Interesting rant and can agree with a lot of it but eagles were not being threatened by hunting they were being threatened by man made chemicals. Where man was the nuisance.

Gotta be in it to win it. That includes LIFE. Investments are not as important as living. Here’s a new Stew Peters Show that may help you understand what this JAB is all about, complete with new patent proof to back up what Karen Kirkland says….FWIW! About 18 minutes!

Posted by silverngold @ 15:14 on October 12, 2021  

RECEIPTS! Patent PROVES Vaxx is Obedience Training Platform

https://rumble.com/vnm1cn-receipts-patent-proves-vaxx-is-obedience-training-platform.html

Tiny pocket of sanity

Posted by ipso facto @ 15:11 on October 12, 2021  

Nobel Prize will NOT set gender or ethnicity quotas, saying people should win ‘because they made the most important discovery’

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10082991/Nobel-Prize-NOT-set-gender-ethnicity-quotas-people-win-based-discovery.html

@goldilocks re wildlife.

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 14:58 on October 12, 2021  

At the turn of the century, 1900, practically all wildlife was extinct, because of “market hunting” business. Free supply all you can take. Theodor Roosevelt put a stop to it, and established hunting rules. So all the species have been coming back over time.

Where are the most eagles living?  The largest North American breeding populations are in Alaska and Canada, but there are also significant bald eagle populations in the Great Lakes states, Florida, the Pacific Northwest, the Greater Yellowstone area, and the Chesapeake Bay region.

Supposedly the deer population was down to one million in 1900, and by the 1960s up to 50 million, probably a lot more now. So many they are a big problem, a nuisance on parts of LI. NY.  I’m only 35 miles from NYC and I see rabbits in my yard. I heard they are spotting coyotes around NY City.

Nobody goes hunting anymore in my area. After 1970 and gold cut off $, jobs left, wages lagged and various propaganda started. The younger population has been taught to not go hunting, its very bad the media said.

The media told all my friends and relatives, Guns are bad, You don’t need an assault rifle, Hunters are mean killers, we don’t want rust belt jobs, we don’t dirty polluting factory production jobs. And nobody needs a gas guzzling behemoth Chevrolet or GMC SUV. You are a bad person if you own one. You are causing higher gasoline prices. You are polluting the air.

I don’t believe or trust anything they say. “We are winning in Vietnam, we just need more time.” Yeah right, 12 years later tell me another. I can go on forever but why bother?

hui

Posted by treefrog @ 14:33 on October 12, 2021  

making a nice little comeback.

Mr Copper

Posted by goldielocks @ 14:20 on October 12, 2021  

After all this time in some areas the eagles are still only slowly coming back. Their shells before were too thin to not be broken. It cause more than that affecting people too but don’t want to get into it. Maybe is not fact.

But they want to vax your children.

Posted by goldielocks @ 14:13 on October 12, 2021  

Walgreens whom ever have two small children age 4 and 5 the Covid vax instead of flu. And what parent would allow these vax manufacturers to experiment on their kids?
This apparently was a accident. Who’s giving these shots? The kids were taken to the hospital and showing signs of heart problems. I doubt if they’re going to try to detox them but treat symptomatically.

@goldilocks Hi, :)

Posted by Mr.Copper @ 14:04 on October 12, 2021  

I was doing my laundry, done now and going outside. Sure we had kids, I have two boys. With all the BS from the commie media? The eagles story may be totally wrong. You can’t take anything for granted what the Media says. I recently discovered a new good ice cream. Tillamook, from Tillamook county Oregon. It boasts that it contains more cream than needed to be called ice cream. The first ingredient is cream.

Buygold 12:54

Posted by goldielocks @ 13:46 on October 12, 2021  

Good, I’m glad someone’s still watching.

Mr Cooper

Posted by goldielocks @ 13:32 on October 12, 2021  

Thanks for the warning on the Haagen-Dazs, I like their rum and raisin just not everyday. The plus it was the only ice cream I could keep around without being eaten even if I put my name on it. Anything else had a time limit on it, how fast you can get it before it’s gone. ;(
You chasing the DDT trucks was hilarious. We’re you guys ever able to have children?
Remember what happened to the eagles?

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