Ja no adreses izņem ārā lv, tad sanāk mazliet skaidrāka bildeMade wrote: ↑08 May 2019 00:00 Šo rakstu tiešām laikam Google ir cakinājusi
https://barks.ru/lv/the-cuckoo-looks-li ... uckoo.html
gurķis angliski ir cucumber..
Staigāja šodien ēdamo meklēdams 
Zaļā vārna
(Coracias garrulus) 15-Mai, 2 uz vadiem Garkalnes apkārtnē, Garkalnes n. (I.Deņisovs).
http://birdinglatvia.lv/zinas/pavasara- ... -2019.html
Siber Massai
Birds are very sensitive animals to stressful situations. And in this case there were many factors for stress: Very cold weather, abrupt changes in the type of food (Shadow brought a bird to the nest, and a little later brought squirrel),ringing chicks and again bad weather. And all these factors occurred almost all together within 24 hours. These professionals in their field should have postponed the ringing or not at all do it because of the weather situation this year. They only added stress to the birds.
Cookie even lost the power of speech when he saw a man in the nest.
In the following days, Cookie behaved very restlessly and often spread his wings wide and shouted loudly when his parents flew up to the nest with a fish or a stick.
He had never shouted like that before, but only squeaked quietly with his brother.
Often stressful factors can lead birds to panic and they can become alert.
His appetite soon deteriorated and he almost did not eat.
A hungry body cannot produce energy to keep warm.
Simba, after ringing, remained calm and ate well and slept.
His immunity and nervous system were stronger.
Stress has three phases: The first phase is characterized by a short-term anxiety. There are changes in the lymphatic system, reduced muscle tone, changes in body temperature and blood pressure, may develop an inflammatory process.
The second phase is resistant. When it occurs, the pathological processes in the body normalize. Birds gradually adapt to stressful situations, and the level of tension is overcome.
The third phase is exhaustion. This stage begins when the bird organism failed and did not adapt to stress factors during the second phase. It is in the third stage that irreversible changes can occur, ultimately leading to the death of the bird.
It is possible that Kuki died of pneumonia, but a lot of stress factors that piled on in such a short period helped in the development of the disease.
Aptuvens tulkojums:lianaliesma wrote: ↑30 May 2019 00:35 Par stresa ietekmi uz putniem
Daudzo vērotāju komentāros izteiktas pārdomas sakarā ar situāciju baltgalvas ērgļu Big Bear tiešraides ligzdā - par daudzajiem stresa faktoriem, kas varētu būt ietekmējuši un pastiprinājuši ērglēna nespēju izdzīvot aukstajos laikapstākļos.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExVKBHhu3rA
Video komentējis Siber Massai.
Visam rakstā teiktajam piekrītu. Ja organismā jau ir slimības sākums, ko normālos apstākļos varbūt organisms būtu pārvarējis, to stresa apstākļos pievarēt nevar. Pat onkoloģe Baltiņa par cilvēkiem rakstīja, ka vēžu epidēmijai ir psihosomatisks raksturs.lianaliesma wrote: ↑30 May 2019 10:13 Video komentējis Siber Massai.
Paldies, Vērotāj, ka patulkoji.
Domāju, tā bija neizpratne par to, ka Kukija uzvedība tik krasi mainījās.Tas varētu norādīt uz pēcstresa neirozi. Bet kas gan var droši pateikt. Arī putniem/dzīvniekiem katram ir atšķirīga nervu sistēma un spēja pielāgoties.
Jody Naimo
Did you know that Osprey...
-Can snap their talons shut in 2/100 of a second!
-Shake water off themselves like dogs.. .in mid-air!
-Have a rotating outer toe that can grasp prey from the front or back!
-Possess spicules (rough barbs) on their feet to grip slippery fish!
-Catch and eat live fish!
-Generally mate for life but sometimes “divorce” if mating is unsuccessful!
-Have females choose mates on the basis of real estate (nest quality, size, and location)!
-Parents withhold food from fledglings to encourage them to leave the nest!
-Can fly at speeds close to 80 MPH!
