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Wildlife articles
Diary of Cambridge Ornithological Expedition to China 1985
November 1982 [while I was studying for a PhD at Cambridge University]. I had been considering arranging an expedition to study bird migration, perhaps in South America or Asia. The two undergraduates – John Archer and Andrew Stoddart – who were interested in the expedition both expressed an…
Japanese Yellow Bunting merits concern regarding status with low numbers recorded and vulnerability to trapping
After I saw two Japanese Yellow Buntings (aka simply Yellow Buntings Emberiza sulphurata) in Hong Kong this spring, I happened to notice that Birdlife has changed the species’ status from Vulnerable – as it was from 1994 to 2016, to Least Concern in 2022. Japanese Yellow Bunting This…
Nature Conservation
On highly pathogenic avian flu issue, Birdlife should be voice of wild birds not defer to poultry industry
Email I’ve just sent Birdlife International, in response to a rather bland email from them to supporters about avian flu, and a follow up after I sent brief email enquiry in response [added headings to help make this an online article]: Wild birds too readily scapegoated for causing…
Japanese Yellow Bunting merits concern regarding status with low numbers recorded and vulnerability to trapping
After I saw two Japanese Yellow Buntings (aka simply Yellow Buntings Emberiza sulphurata) in Hong Kong this spring, I happened to notice that Birdlife has changed the species’ status from Vulnerable – as it was from 1994 to 2016, to Least Concern in 2022. Japanese Yellow Bunting This…
Science
Ignoring Science Makes Global Climate Disaster as Inevitable as Titanic Submarine Implosion
Climate change has been prominent in worldwide news this summer (2023), notably as we have just lived through the hottest week for perhaps 100,000 years. Given a series of global warming events, we should have alarm bells ringing, sirens sounding, along with efforts to change our ways; yet instead the response…
Have you been bullied into health? Fear, quackery and Covid
So here we are with our modern-day wonder, the internet – where even with a smartphone, you can search for and read the latest scientific research on a host of topics, including diseases like Covid. And what do we have? A whole lot of codswallop with little or no basis in…
Travel tales
Demolition Looms for Last Villages Below Lion Rock
Walking into the old part of Ngau Chi Wan Village, I’m soon on a path between two-storey buildings, which include a relatively grand old house, built in 1927 of grey bricks and mortar, with granite blocks around the doorway. Standing here, it seems I could be in one…
Beidaihe revisited – seaside resort with magnetic appeal for birds and people
Just measured as the crow flies, the main Ming Dynasty Great Wall stretches some 2000 kilometres from west to east. For much of its length, the Great Wall dips and climbs through mountain ranges, until at last dropping to a narrow coastal plain, crossing the town of Shanhaiguan…