KPCC, May 27, 2014: Tens of thousands of California brown pelicans have shown up at the Salon Sea months earlier than usual […] to roost in spots inland from their normal nesting areas. […] Dan Cooper, a biologist who monitors birds at Malibu Lagoon, said he first noticed the birds’ strange schedule in mid-April. “I was just sort of flabbergasted at seeing 3,500 brown pelicans resting in Malibu Lagoon,” Cooper said. “I checked my notes, and I have numbers in the hundreds, but I’ve never seen anything like that.” Failed nesting season […] the majority of brown pelicans have given up the attempt for the year. […] Scientists say a lack of fish food sources, such as sardines and anchovies, has caused the widespread nesting failure.
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- Dan Cooper, biologist hired to monitor birds in Malibu lagoon: “There were hundreds of adult brown pelicans roosting there.”
- KPCC: That was strange because at this time of year most adults should be nesting and raising young on offshore islands, not loafing around on our beaches. […]
- Cooper: “It’s been shown that when adult brown pelicans start showing up in spring in Southern California they’re birds whose nests have failed.”
At 2:30 in
- KPCC: [Daniel] Anderson is a professor emeritus at UC Davis. He’s been traveling down to Baja for the last 46 years and he just got back from his annual trip last week.
- Daniel Anderson, U. of California, Davis professor emeritus: “I was assessing the status of breeding populations in the major part of the breeding range.”
- KPCC: Major is right, 80-90% of all California brown pelicans breed in Mexico. […]
- Anderson: “It’s been almost a nearly complete failure to breed, which is quite unusual”
- KPCC: Anderson estimates that Baja pelicans have reared about 1% of the young they normally would.
- Anderson: “At one island that we study, Isla Salvatierra, which would normally have 8,000-10,000 young, only had like 20 young.”
At 3:45 in
- KPCC: Having given up on nesting this year [the pelicans are at the Salton Sea east of Palm Springs, 100 miles inland –] months earlier than normal. [Kathy] Molina says you can hear the difference.
- Kathy Molina, biologist: “This should be just a cacophony of Caspian terns, and gull-billed terns and skimmers. They should all be coming in with food, feeding their chicks, vocalizing to their mates or their chicks. This is really quiet.”
It is beginning, and the dying is happening faster than anyone thought. The food chain has been destroyed by these savages, and millions of deaths (including our own) will follow……very soon.
This is no 20 year from now event, it is happening now, today……WTF does it take to wake the mindless up to what is happening?
Goddamn the Japanese!
I wish Truman had wiped them out in 1945.
Am I being stupid?
I just clicked the link to see the original broadcast, and the headline blasts:
Could this be forecasting an el Nino event?
Is “El Nino” a new name for Fukushima? Or will the classic El Nino reverse Current of the Central Pacific push all the radioactive pollution back to Indonesia & the Philippines?
Any ideas?
To my friend across the pond, Squodgy: You will hear many new names for Fukushima, “El Nino” a nice, familiar one to many mindless, who will hear El Nino and go back to sleep.
They don’t want people to know.
Why, I don’t know.
People are truly like cattle, they can be led to their death so easily………..
You will hear many lies about this, but the truth is the same, we are going to die, and die very soon.
For those who don’t want to face that truth, they will call it El Nino and other familiar names………..
Lets not upset the masses. Cattle once upset can stampede.
No food to eat while nesting= no nesting, no breeding, no babies.
The food chain has been destroyed by Fukushima, and it is already hitting mankind………..
No great loss, as far as the planet is concerned…..