Birds and Magnetism
Dec 11, 2023 06:31:32 #
I had heard about this, but here's a good explanation.
Related: In England, they call it a "head-up" display. They also say, "Going to the heads," while we say, "Going to the head." When you hear a foreigner speaking English, you can tell where he learned English by his wording and pronunciation.
Related: In England, they call it a "head-up" display. They also say, "Going to the heads," while we say, "Going to the head." When you hear a foreigner speaking English, you can tell where he learned English by his wording and pronunciation.
Dec 11, 2023 06:43:10 #
Dec 11, 2023 08:32:18 #
tradio wrote:
I heard they recharge their magnetic fields by roosting on power lines.
Funny!
Dec 11, 2023 10:43:57 #
Dec 11, 2023 14:59:42 #
Dec 11, 2023 16:15:00 #
Interesting point.
I suppose they just wandered aimlessly before the discovery of electricity!
I suppose they just wandered aimlessly before the discovery of electricity!
Dec 12, 2023 08:14:27 #
BBurns wrote:
Interesting point.
I suppose they just wandered aimlessly before the discovery of electricity!
I suppose they just wandered aimlessly before the discovery of electricity!
Every bird's nest has a tiny picture of Ben Franklin hanging in there. The first bird to hatch is always named Ben.
You'll notice that there are no photographs of flocks of flying birds before the time of Ben Franklin.
Dec 12, 2023 11:16:05 #
jerryc41 wrote:
Every bird's nest has a tiny picture of Ben Franklin hanging in there. The first bird to hatch is always named Ben.
You'll notice that there are no photographs of flocks of flying birds before the time of Ben Franklin.
You'll notice that there are no photographs of flocks of flying birds before the time of Ben Franklin.
Dec 12, 2023 20:40:36 #
tradio wrote:
I heard they recharge their magnetic fields by roosting on power lines.
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