ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月13日 03時00分

The shorebirds of Delaware Bay are going hungry. On their migrations north, famished birds stop to feast on eggs laid by horseshoe crabs. But the crabs — which are used in the biomedical industry and for commercial fishery bait — have been overfished, and conservationists say that some bird species may not recover. The bird shown here is part of an annual “catch” in which teams of scientists and volunteers attach metal leg bands, plastic tags and tiny radio transmitters to the birds so they can monitor their migration. “It’s not just about the birds,” said David Mizrahi, vice president for research and monitoring at New Jersey Audubon. “It’s about the whole ecosystem.” Read more at the link in our profile. @michellegustafson took this photo.

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