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“The Fly-In” — Thousands of migratory geese arrive in the wetlands at sunset.
A day spent photographing migratory geese and other birds often includes a lot of “slow time” when little is happening. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing — sometimes the quiet and stillness is enough by itself. But around sunrise and sunset there is often a of activity as large flocks of birds take to the air and head to nighttime locations. If you are where they arrive, it is the “fly-in.” When they depart, we refer to the “fly-out.”…continues: https://gdanmitchell.com/2025/03/12/the-fly-in-2/
Greg Cocks Sea Turtles Dance To Orientate With Earth's Magnetic Field, Study Reveals
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https://www.sciencealert.com/sea-turtles-dance-to-orientate-with-earths-magnetic-field-study-reveals <-- shared technical article
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-024-08554-y <-- shared paper
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#GIS #spatial #mapping #navigation #turtle #seaturtles #global #magnetism #magnetic #Earth #magneticfield #geomagnetism #animals #migration #magnetoreception #turtledance #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #migratory #compass #position #geography #magneticmap #magneticcoordinates #destination #magneticsignature #loggerhead #foraging
Untitled photo, possibly related to: Migratory family from Louisiana, been in California eighteen months now on Works Progress Administration (WPA), receives fifty-five dollars a month. No house available in nearest town under twenty dollars a month
#Migratory #Louisiana #California #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
8 a.m. Migratory field workers pulling carrots in a field. Note carrot digging tractor in background. "They'll sleep in the row (to hold a place in the field) to earn sixty cents a day." Near Meloland, Imperial County, California
#Migratory #NearMeloland #ImperialCounty #California #DorotheaLange #theGreatDepression #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
![The image depicts three individuals working in a field. One person is sitting on the tractor, which appears to be pulling carrots out of the ground as it moves through rows of soil. Two other people are kneeling or squatting next to them, actively engaged in picking up and sorting freshly pulled carrot tops from the earth.
They all wear hats for sun protection while they labor under bright sunlight. The field looks vast with many rows extending into the distance, indicating an extensive farming operation possibly employing mechanized equipment like tractors that aid their work.
In terms of context or background story, this photo seems to capture a moment in agricultural life during what appears to be the late 19th century based on clothing and technology visible. It showcases migratory field workers engaged in manual labor for modest wages at dawn hours (8 am), reflecting historical rural working conditions often faced by migrant families.
The image is labeled with "3-2045" suggesting it may have been cataloged or filed under a specific reference number, perhaps indicative of its archival nature. The website provided hints that this photo might be part of the collection from Dorothea Lange and her work in California during significant historical periods such as the Great Depression when many rural families worked these kinds of jobs.
Lastly, it's important to note that despite the visual depiction, we should not roma [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/679/531/248/809/758/original/f3c7a5782853d9ae.jpeg "The image depicts three individuals working in a field. One person is sitting on the tractor, which appears to be pulling carrots out of the ground as it moves through rows of soil. Two other people are kneeling or squatting next to them, actively engaged in picking up and sorting freshly pulled carrot tops from the earth.
They all wear hats for sun protection while they labor under bright sunlight. The field looks vast with many rows extending into the distance, indicating an extensive farming operation possibly employing mechanized equipment like tractors that aid their work.
In terms of context or background story, this photo seems to capture a moment in agricultural life during what appears to be the late 19th century based on clothing and technology visible. It showcases migratory field workers engaged in manual labor for modest wages at dawn hours (8 am), reflecting historical rural working conditions often faced by migrant families.
The image is labeled with \"3-2045\" suggesting it may have been cataloged or filed under a specific reference number, perhaps indicative of its archival nature. The website provided hints that this photo might be part of the collection from Dorothea Lange and her work in California during significant historical periods such as the Great Depression when many rural families worked these kinds of jobs.
Lastly, it's important to note that despite the visual depiction, we should not roma [...]")
#wildlife #migratory-duck #naturephotography #nature #birds #memories
Masayoshi Fujita - Migratory Stories (Part 3)
#MasayoshiFujita #Migratory #Music #Japan
Masayoshi Fujita - Migratory Stories (Part 2)
#MasayoshiFujita #Migratory #Music #Japan
Masayoshi Fujita - Migratory Stories (Part 1)
Masayoshi Fujita - #Migratory
“These ideas and images were inspired by my experiences living abroad and returning to my homeland. As well as by the artists featured on this album who also somehow traveled or lived in other countries across the boundaries, and being influenced by the music of other lands but at the same time somehow led to their roots.”
#MasayoshiFujita #Music #Japan
Masayoshi Fujita Embraces Melodic Calm on 'Migratory'
The first album he made in his homeland is titled Bird Ambience (2021). He now returns with Migratory, inspired by an image of migratory birds hearing music from the land underneath.
“These ideas and images were inspired by my experiences living abroad and returning to my homeland,” explains Fujita.
#MasayoshiFujita #Migratory #Music #Japan
https://www.popmatters.com/masayoshi-fujita-migratory-review
Now is also the time for European Bee-eaters crossing The #Straits providing the #migratory soundtrack that fills the air !
Wires, valleys & trees are full of hungry beaks needing #migration fuel!
Fabulous days amongst the flow of #Migratory #Raptors #Storks for guests from Naturetrek Wildlife Holidays AND connecting with all 5 species of #Swift - Alpine, Pallid, Common, Little and today 3 White-rumped #Swifts ! 
Plus vagrant adult Rüppell’s Vulture, Rufous-tailed Scrub Robins in-the-face ! Gull-billed Terns and Slender-billed Gulls hawking overhead, colourful Eurasian Golden #Orioles and migrating European Bee-eaters and feisty White-headed Ducks and at the nest Isabelline #Warblers!
The #Education for #Nature – #Vietnam #ENV, one of the country’s #pioneering social organisations in #wildlife #conservation, has released a 2 minute video clip titled "Chim troi keu cuu" (wild birds cry out for help) to urge the #community to refrain from #WildBird consumption and join #protection efforts.
The clip exposes haunting and cruel moments of the widespread destruction of the feathered animals, giving only a glimpse of the acts prevalent in many localities nationwide.
Vietnam is among the 25 countries with the richest #diversity of wild #birds species globally. However, #poaching and #IllegalTrading pose serious threats to hundreds of #indigenous and #migratory bird species in the country. In localities such as #QuangNinh and #ThaiBinh in the north and #ThuaThien - #Hue in the central region, #poachers employ sophisticated methods including decoys and birdsong mimicking devices to lure the animals, followed by nets, traps, or guns for capture. This rampant hunting seriously jeopardises Vietnam's #biodiversity.
https://en.vietnamplus.vn/clip-calls-for-protection-of-wild-birds-post290374.vnp
I am a silly goose cartoon man and these are my silly goose cartoons.
We moved further to the west to Las Marismas de Barbate with our guests yesterday 
Here we were enthralled with the history, culture and splendour of Northern Bald #Ibis feeding and at the nearby colony, masses of #migrating #Shorebirds and #migratory passerines like this one of several Eurasian #Hoopoes passing through !
I usually post a sunset but tonight the swans were in the cove. I didn’t have my camera so excuse the quality. It could never do justice to how beautiful they are.
V AP:
Nearly half of the world’s #migratory species are in decline, UN report says