From migration routes

BLOOD HARVEST

— “bleeding a female horseshoe crab may make it less likely to mate, even if it doesn’t kill it. pharmaceutical companies burst the cells that contain the chemical, called coagulogen” read article : the blood harvest

SMALL PROPHESIERS

— “researchers at the university of california at berkeley think that infrasound, sound with a frequency too low to be detected by humans – was the early warning sign” read articles: birds predict tornadoes, golden-winged warblers hear tornadoes 250 miles away

ONCE COMMON

— “scientists behind the petition say the butterfly’s decline is linked to a rise in genetically engineered crops in the midwest” read article: monarch butterflies considered for endangered species status

HISTORIC OUTCOME

— “the convention, which falls under the aegis of the un environment programme (unep), began last week with the presence of around 700 delegates” read article: species added to UN protection list

PLOVER CELEBRATION

— “several factors likely contributed to a record setting season for oregon’s snowy plover in 2014, including; 1) habitat management, 2) predator management, and 3) minimization of disturbance from beach visitors” read article: little plover making big comeback