#petrel — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #petrel, aggregated by home.social.
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Сподіваємось, своїм ходом? Бо, як виявилося, Чорнобильської катастрофи бульбофюреру стало замало, потрібно ще щось додаткове — інтригуюче, вражаюче #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Сподіваємось, своїм ходом? Бо, як виявилося, Чорнобильської катастрофи бульбофюреру стало замало, потрібно ще щось додаткове — інтригуюче, вражаюче #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Сподіваємось, своїм ходом? Бо, як виявилося, Чорнобильської катастрофи бульбофюреру стало замало, потрібно ще щось додаткове — інтригуюче, вражаюче #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Hopefully, it's driving itself? Because, as it turns out, the Chornobyl disaster wasn't enough for the 'Bulboführer' (Potato-Führer); he needs something extra – something intriguing, something impressive #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Hopefully, it's driving itself? Because, as it turns out, the Chornobyl disaster wasn't enough for the 'Bulboführer' (Potato-Führer); he needs something extra – something intriguing, something impressive #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Hopefully, it's driving itself? Because, as it turns out, the Chornobyl disaster wasn't enough for the 'Bulboführer' (Potato-Führer); he needs something extra – something intriguing, something impressive #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Сподіваємось, своїм ходом? Бо, як виявилося, Чорнобильської катастрофи бульбофюреру стало замало, потрібно ще щось додаткове — інтригуюче, вражаюче #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Сподіваємось, своїм ходом? Бо, як виявилося, Чорнобильської катастрофи бульбофюреру стало замало, потрібно ще щось додаткове — інтригуюче, вражаюче #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Сподіваємось, своїм ходом? Бо, як виявилося, Чорнобильської катастрофи бульбофюреру стало замало, потрібно ще щось додаткове — інтригуюче, вражаюче #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Сподіваємось, своїм ходом? Бо, як виявилося, Чорнобильської катастрофи бульбофюреру стало замало, потрібно ще щось додаткове — інтригуюче, вражаюче #Chernobyl #petrel #belarus
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Concern as #LightPollution encourages #birds to sing for longer, study finds
22 August 2025
"Birds around the world are singing for nearly an hour longer each day due to light pollution, a new study has shown.
"The research, to be published in the journal Science, used millions of recordings of #birdsong, including from #NewZealand's #NorthIsland.
"President of Birds New Zealand Dr Natalie Forsdick told RNZ more light meant more time for singing, building nests and feeding.
"But she said those things consumed energy and it could be reducing their overall health.
" 'It's just like with humans, if you go to bed a little bit too late, you wake up the next day feeling a little bit the worse for wear. I imagine that birds could feel that same way too, and we certainly see that it disrupts their natural cycles.'
"She said previous studies in New Zealand had shown a range of outcomes, from no effect to increased night-time predation by black-backed gulls on threatened species like banded dotterels.
"But one of the biggest concerns about light pollution in New Zealand was its effect on seabirds.
"Among juveniles, urban light pollution may be mistaken for moonlight, attracting and disorientating species like Cook's #petrel or Hutton's #shearwaters.
"This could cause birds to crash land or collide with buildings, and they may become injured or grounded in cities.
"She said people could help by turning off outside lights when they were not needed, and asking their local councils to consider more directional or dimmer lighting in public places. [I would recommended warmer lighting as well. Too much blue is unnatural!]
"Associate Professor Kristal Cain from the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Auckland said more research was needed to find out how light pollution affected survival and reproduction.
"This paper used bird song data collected by thousands of volunteers globally, and measured when birds started singing in the morning and when they stopped for the night.
"It found that in brighter areas birds started singing early and continued later into the night than in dark areas.
" 'Most of the bird song was collected in #NorthAmerica and #Europe,' Cain said. 'We still need to do similar work in the rest of the world to see how widespread these patterns really are. The manu of #Aotearoa are quite unique in many ways."
" 'Importantly, all this #ArtificialLight is not good for us either.'
"People could do things like closing curtains and planting trees in urban areas to contain some of the light."
Source:
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/570702/concern-as-light-pollution-encourages-birds-to-sing-for-longer-study-finds -
Concern as #LightPollution encourages #birds to sing for longer, study finds
22 August 2025
"Birds around the world are singing for nearly an hour longer each day due to light pollution, a new study has shown.
"The research, to be published in the journal Science, used millions of recordings of #birdsong, including from #NewZealand's #NorthIsland.
"President of Birds New Zealand Dr Natalie Forsdick told RNZ more light meant more time for singing, building nests and feeding.
"But she said those things consumed energy and it could be reducing their overall health.
" 'It's just like with humans, if you go to bed a little bit too late, you wake up the next day feeling a little bit the worse for wear. I imagine that birds could feel that same way too, and we certainly see that it disrupts their natural cycles.'
"She said previous studies in New Zealand had shown a range of outcomes, from no effect to increased night-time predation by black-backed gulls on threatened species like banded dotterels.
"But one of the biggest concerns about light pollution in New Zealand was its effect on seabirds.
"Among juveniles, urban light pollution may be mistaken for moonlight, attracting and disorientating species like Cook's #petrel or Hutton's #shearwaters.
"This could cause birds to crash land or collide with buildings, and they may become injured or grounded in cities.
"She said people could help by turning off outside lights when they were not needed, and asking their local councils to consider more directional or dimmer lighting in public places. [I would recommended warmer lighting as well. Too much blue is unnatural!]
"Associate Professor Kristal Cain from the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Auckland said more research was needed to find out how light pollution affected survival and reproduction.
"This paper used bird song data collected by thousands of volunteers globally, and measured when birds started singing in the morning and when they stopped for the night.
"It found that in brighter areas birds started singing early and continued later into the night than in dark areas.
" 'Most of the bird song was collected in #NorthAmerica and #Europe,' Cain said. 'We still need to do similar work in the rest of the world to see how widespread these patterns really are. The manu of #Aotearoa are quite unique in many ways."
" 'Importantly, all this #ArtificialLight is not good for us either.'
"People could do things like closing curtains and planting trees in urban areas to contain some of the light."
Source:
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/570702/concern-as-light-pollution-encourages-birds-to-sing-for-longer-study-finds -
Concern as #LightPollution encourages #birds to sing for longer, study finds
22 August 2025
"Birds around the world are singing for nearly an hour longer each day due to light pollution, a new study has shown.
"The research, to be published in the journal Science, used millions of recordings of #birdsong, including from #NewZealand's #NorthIsland.
"President of Birds New Zealand Dr Natalie Forsdick told RNZ more light meant more time for singing, building nests and feeding.
"But she said those things consumed energy and it could be reducing their overall health.
" 'It's just like with humans, if you go to bed a little bit too late, you wake up the next day feeling a little bit the worse for wear. I imagine that birds could feel that same way too, and we certainly see that it disrupts their natural cycles.'
"She said previous studies in New Zealand had shown a range of outcomes, from no effect to increased night-time predation by black-backed gulls on threatened species like banded dotterels.
"But one of the biggest concerns about light pollution in New Zealand was its effect on seabirds.
"Among juveniles, urban light pollution may be mistaken for moonlight, attracting and disorientating species like Cook's #petrel or Hutton's #shearwaters.
"This could cause birds to crash land or collide with buildings, and they may become injured or grounded in cities.
"She said people could help by turning off outside lights when they were not needed, and asking their local councils to consider more directional or dimmer lighting in public places. [I would recommended warmer lighting as well. Too much blue is unnatural!]
"Associate Professor Kristal Cain from the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Auckland said more research was needed to find out how light pollution affected survival and reproduction.
"This paper used bird song data collected by thousands of volunteers globally, and measured when birds started singing in the morning and when they stopped for the night.
"It found that in brighter areas birds started singing early and continued later into the night than in dark areas.
" 'Most of the bird song was collected in #NorthAmerica and #Europe,' Cain said. 'We still need to do similar work in the rest of the world to see how widespread these patterns really are. The manu of #Aotearoa are quite unique in many ways."
" 'Importantly, all this #ArtificialLight is not good for us either.'
"People could do things like closing curtains and planting trees in urban areas to contain some of the light."
Source:
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/570702/concern-as-light-pollution-encourages-birds-to-sing-for-longer-study-finds -
Concern as #LightPollution encourages #birds to sing for longer, study finds
22 August 2025
"Birds around the world are singing for nearly an hour longer each day due to light pollution, a new study has shown.
"The research, to be published in the journal Science, used millions of recordings of #birdsong, including from #NewZealand's #NorthIsland.
"President of Birds New Zealand Dr Natalie Forsdick told RNZ more light meant more time for singing, building nests and feeding.
"But she said those things consumed energy and it could be reducing their overall health.
" 'It's just like with humans, if you go to bed a little bit too late, you wake up the next day feeling a little bit the worse for wear. I imagine that birds could feel that same way too, and we certainly see that it disrupts their natural cycles.'
"She said previous studies in New Zealand had shown a range of outcomes, from no effect to increased night-time predation by black-backed gulls on threatened species like banded dotterels.
"But one of the biggest concerns about light pollution in New Zealand was its effect on seabirds.
"Among juveniles, urban light pollution may be mistaken for moonlight, attracting and disorientating species like Cook's #petrel or Hutton's #shearwaters.
"This could cause birds to crash land or collide with buildings, and they may become injured or grounded in cities.
"She said people could help by turning off outside lights when they were not needed, and asking their local councils to consider more directional or dimmer lighting in public places. [I would recommended warmer lighting as well. Too much blue is unnatural!]
"Associate Professor Kristal Cain from the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Auckland said more research was needed to find out how light pollution affected survival and reproduction.
"This paper used bird song data collected by thousands of volunteers globally, and measured when birds started singing in the morning and when they stopped for the night.
"It found that in brighter areas birds started singing early and continued later into the night than in dark areas.
" 'Most of the bird song was collected in #NorthAmerica and #Europe,' Cain said. 'We still need to do similar work in the rest of the world to see how widespread these patterns really are. The manu of #Aotearoa are quite unique in many ways."
" 'Importantly, all this #ArtificialLight is not good for us either.'
"People could do things like closing curtains and planting trees in urban areas to contain some of the light."
Source:
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/570702/concern-as-light-pollution-encourages-birds-to-sing-for-longer-study-finds -
Concern as #LightPollution encourages #birds to sing for longer, study finds
22 August 2025
"Birds around the world are singing for nearly an hour longer each day due to light pollution, a new study has shown.
"The research, to be published in the journal Science, used millions of recordings of #birdsong, including from #NewZealand's #NorthIsland.
"President of Birds New Zealand Dr Natalie Forsdick told RNZ more light meant more time for singing, building nests and feeding.
"But she said those things consumed energy and it could be reducing their overall health.
" 'It's just like with humans, if you go to bed a little bit too late, you wake up the next day feeling a little bit the worse for wear. I imagine that birds could feel that same way too, and we certainly see that it disrupts their natural cycles.'
"She said previous studies in New Zealand had shown a range of outcomes, from no effect to increased night-time predation by black-backed gulls on threatened species like banded dotterels.
"But one of the biggest concerns about light pollution in New Zealand was its effect on seabirds.
"Among juveniles, urban light pollution may be mistaken for moonlight, attracting and disorientating species like Cook's #petrel or Hutton's #shearwaters.
"This could cause birds to crash land or collide with buildings, and they may become injured or grounded in cities.
"She said people could help by turning off outside lights when they were not needed, and asking their local councils to consider more directional or dimmer lighting in public places. [I would recommended warmer lighting as well. Too much blue is unnatural!]
"Associate Professor Kristal Cain from the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Auckland said more research was needed to find out how light pollution affected survival and reproduction.
"This paper used bird song data collected by thousands of volunteers globally, and measured when birds started singing in the morning and when they stopped for the night.
"It found that in brighter areas birds started singing early and continued later into the night than in dark areas.
" 'Most of the bird song was collected in #NorthAmerica and #Europe,' Cain said. 'We still need to do similar work in the rest of the world to see how widespread these patterns really are. The manu of #Aotearoa are quite unique in many ways."
" 'Importantly, all this #ArtificialLight is not good for us either.'
"People could do things like closing curtains and planting trees in urban areas to contain some of the light."
Source:
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/570702/concern-as-light-pollution-encourages-birds-to-sing-for-longer-study-finds -
Permits sought for ongoing Kaheawa Wind Power operations in West Maui : Maui Now
Kaheawa Wind Power. …
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #bandjumpedstormpetrel #BoardofLandandNaturalResources #Endangeredspecies #HabitatConservationPlan #HawaiianElectric #Hawaiiangoose #hoarybat #incidentaltakepermit #KaheawaWindPower #KaheawaWindPower1 #newellsshearwater #Petrel #Science #theenvironmentalnotice #windfarm #yellowfacedbee
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/88647/ -
Permits sought for ongoing Kaheawa Wind Power operations in West Maui : Maui Now
Kaheawa Wind Power. …
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #bandjumpedstormpetrel #BoardofLandandNaturalResources #Endangeredspecies #HabitatConservationPlan #HawaiianElectric #Hawaiiangoose #hoarybat #incidentaltakepermit #KaheawaWindPower #KaheawaWindPower1 #newellsshearwater #Petrel #Science #theenvironmentalnotice #windfarm #yellowfacedbee
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Rare #birds return home https://www.earth.com/news/rare-birds-diving-petrels-return-home-island-conservation-efforts/
"A remarkable comeback story is unfolding on #PajarosUno Island off the coast of #Chile. The Peruvian Diving-#Petrel has returned to nest on the island after decades of absence... Pajaros Uno Island, once overrun by invasive rats that preyed upon #seabird eggs and chicks, has undergone a dramatic transformation... After a dedicated effort, the island was declared predator-free in 2022, paving the way for native species to reclaim their home."
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Rare #birds return home https://www.earth.com/news/rare-birds-diving-petrels-return-home-island-conservation-efforts/
"A remarkable comeback story is unfolding on #PajarosUno Island off the coast of #Chile. The Peruvian Diving-#Petrel has returned to nest on the island after decades of absence... Pajaros Uno Island, once overrun by invasive rats that preyed upon #seabird eggs and chicks, has undergone a dramatic transformation... After a dedicated effort, the island was declared predator-free in 2022, paving the way for native species to reclaim their home."
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Rare #birds return home https://www.earth.com/news/rare-birds-diving-petrels-return-home-island-conservation-efforts/
"A remarkable comeback story is unfolding on #PajarosUno Island off the coast of #Chile. The Peruvian Diving-#Petrel has returned to nest on the island after decades of absence... Pajaros Uno Island, once overrun by invasive rats that preyed upon #seabird eggs and chicks, has undergone a dramatic transformation... After a dedicated effort, the island was declared predator-free in 2022, paving the way for native species to reclaim their home."
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Rare #birds return home https://www.earth.com/news/rare-birds-diving-petrels-return-home-island-conservation-efforts/
"A remarkable comeback story is unfolding on #PajarosUno Island off the coast of #Chile. The Peruvian Diving-#Petrel has returned to nest on the island after decades of absence... Pajaros Uno Island, once overrun by invasive rats that preyed upon #seabird eggs and chicks, has undergone a dramatic transformation... After a dedicated effort, the island was declared predator-free in 2022, paving the way for native species to reclaim their home."
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Rare #birds return home https://www.earth.com/news/rare-birds-diving-petrels-return-home-island-conservation-efforts/
"A remarkable comeback story is unfolding on #PajarosUno Island off the coast of #Chile. The Peruvian Diving-#Petrel has returned to nest on the island after decades of absence... Pajaros Uno Island, once overrun by invasive rats that preyed upon #seabird eggs and chicks, has undergone a dramatic transformation... After a dedicated effort, the island was declared predator-free in 2022, paving the way for native species to reclaim their home."
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PETREL by Chris Kintner
The new personal long distance Petrel class space bird from the innovators at Swift Space Systems is out! Are you ready to fly?
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PETREL by Chris Kintner
The new personal long distance Petrel class space bird from the innovators at Swift Space Systems is out! Are you ready to fly?
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PETREL by Chris Kintner
The new personal long distance Petrel class space bird from the innovators at Swift Space Systems is out! Are you ready to fly?
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Hackaday Links: March 26, 2023 - Sad news in the tech world this week as Intel co-founder Gordon Moore passed away ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/03/26/hackaday-links-march-26-2023/ #jameswebbspacetelescope #hackadaycolumns #hackadaylinks #indianapolis #gordonmoore #decapping #exoplanet #fairchild #mooreslaw #paulallen #resistors #silicates #starlink #deorbit #slider #petrel #intel #jwst
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Hackaday Links: March 26, 2023 - Sad news in the tech world this week as Intel co-founder Gordon Moore passed away ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/03/26/hackaday-links-march-26-2023/ #jameswebbspacetelescope #hackadaycolumns #hackadaylinks #indianapolis #gordonmoore #decapping #exoplanet #fairchild #mooreslaw #paulallen #resistors #silicates #starlink #deorbit #slider #petrel #intel #jwst
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Hackaday Links: March 26, 2023 - Sad news in the tech world this week as Intel co-founder Gordon Moore passed away ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/03/26/hackaday-links-march-26-2023/ #jameswebbspacetelescope #hackadaycolumns #hackadaylinks #indianapolis #gordonmoore #decapping #exoplanet #fairchild #mooreslaw #paulallen #resistors #silicates #starlink #deorbit #slider #petrel #intel #jwst
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Hackaday Links: March 26, 2023 - Sad news in the tech world this week as Intel co-founder Gordon Moore passed away ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/03/26/hackaday-links-march-26-2023/ #jameswebbspacetelescope #hackadaycolumns #hackadaylinks #indianapolis #gordonmoore #decapping #exoplanet #fairchild #mooreslaw #paulallen #resistors #silicates #starlink #deorbit #slider #petrel #intel #jwst
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Hackaday Links: March 26, 2023 - Sad news in the tech world this week as Intel co-founder Gordon Moore passed away ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/03/26/hackaday-links-march-26-2023/ #jameswebbspacetelescope #hackadaycolumns #hackadaylinks #indianapolis #gordonmoore #decapping #exoplanet #fairchild #mooreslaw #paulallen #resistors #silicates #starlink #deorbit #slider #petrel #intel #jwst
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25 gewonden nadat onderzoeksschip 'Petrel' slagzij maakt in droogdok in Leith [+foto's&video]
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Today's photo takes a break from landscapes and cityscapes and introduces you to the Southern Giant Petrel.
This bird joined us for part of the trip back from Antarctica across the Drake Passage. It just seemed to effortlessly glide around the rear of the ship, weaving back and forth.
#photography #antarctica #SouthernGiantPetrel #petrel #birds #PhotoOfTheDay #PicOfTheDay #travel
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Today's photo takes a break from landscapes and cityscapes and introduces you to the Southern Giant Petrel.
This bird joined us for part of the trip back from Antarctica across the Drake Passage. It just seemed to effortlessly glide around the rear of the ship, weaving back and forth.
#photography #antarctica #SouthernGiantPetrel #petrel #birds #PhotoOfTheDay #PicOfTheDay #travel
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Today's photo takes a break from landscapes and cityscapes and introduces you to the Southern Giant Petrel.
This bird joined us for part of the trip back from Antarctica across the Drake Passage. It just seemed to effortlessly glide around the rear of the ship, weaving back and forth.
#photography #antarctica #SouthernGiantPetrel #petrel #birds #PhotoOfTheDay #PicOfTheDay #travel
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Today's photo takes a break from landscapes and cityscapes and introduces you to the Southern Giant Petrel.
This bird joined us for part of the trip back from Antarctica across the Drake Passage. It just seemed to effortlessly glide around the rear of the ship, weaving back and forth.
#photography #antarctica #SouthernGiantPetrel #petrel #birds #PhotoOfTheDay #PicOfTheDay #travel
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Today's photo takes a break from landscapes and cityscapes and introduces you to the Southern Giant Petrel.
This bird joined us for part of the trip back from Antarctica across the Drake Passage. It just seemed to effortlessly glide around the rear of the ship, weaving back and forth.
#photography #antarctica #SouthernGiantPetrel #petrel #birds #PhotoOfTheDay #PicOfTheDay #travel
