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autumn memories -
the sound of birds
long extinct
. WKD : BIRD SAIJIKI
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New Zealand
The value of conservation is better understood by an appreciation of lost biodiversity. New Zealand's greatest biological loss is 42 percent of its' terrestrial birds since human settlement 700 years ago. The 57 extinct birds evolved in an isolated land, and without mammal predators, developed various levels of flightlessness, ground feeding and nesting habits, and fearlessness over millions of years.
source : www.terranature.org
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! aha !
. . . Read my Haiku Archives 2010
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11/08/2010
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