SKI-preo wrote:I love their crunchy little heads
buy some crisps - they're not endangered
Oracle wrote:All animals should be respected; and not simply because they sing sweetly.
Nikitas wrote:Dogs at a far eastern butcher shop I guess.
If these birds are so bloody rare how come thousands of them stumble into lime sticks? Some lying scumbag blogs put the number caught up to a million. What kind of rare species is this bloddy bird that can sustain an annual harvest of one million?
Find a cause and plug in. A typical ploy of would be animal, soul, eco savers who want to think for us before us.
Nikitas wrote:European Bird Populations Estimates and Trends- published by the European Bird Census Council and Birdlife International says of the black cap:
Total- 17 000 000 to 42 000 000. In most reporting countries it is stable, in a few increasing, and it is decreasing only Albania, moderately.
So let us enjoy this bloody bird, and eat a few while it passes through those orchards specially planted for catching them. Because if there is no more catching those orchards are soon going to be turned over to "developers" and then there will be one more country reporting a decrease in their population.
NOw to get back to anchovies and sardines, they are definitely decresing according to EU fisheries people, butere is not ONE SINGLE organiztion protesting sardine killing. Let us cut out this idiotic distinction between the cuddly ones and the slimy ones.
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