Man Made Or What

[neil cooney 10,416]

That's unreal. Tulips will be next so.

Someone started a thread on an Irish shooting forum at they seen a hen pheasant with chicks that were a couple of weeks.

It all knocks the theory that daylight length is what starts the cycle.

[paulus 26]

That's unreal. Tulips will be next so.

Someone started a thread on an Irish shooting forum at they seen a hen pheasant with chicks that were a couple of weeks.

It all knocks the theory that daylight length is what starts the cycle.

How about hawthorn then i also was sent a picture of a Robin feeding 3 youngsters the other day.

[paulus 26]

That's unreal. Tulips will be next so.

Someone started a thread on an Irish shooting forum at they seen a hen pheasant with chicks that were a couple of weeks.

It all knocks the theory that daylight length is what starts the cycle.

i believe its more to do with heat and the length of time that heat lasts. we are already at the slit point of 12 hours plus of daylight.

[Tiercel 6,986]

 

That's unreal. Tulips will be next so.

Someone started a thread on an Irish shooting forum at they seen a hen pheasant with chicks that were a couple of weeks.

It all knocks the theory that daylight length is what starts the cycle.

i believe its more to do with heat and the length of time that heat lasts. we are already at the slit point of 12 hours plus of daylight.

 

Where are you getting 12 hours of daylight from? We are another month away from the equinox. Sunrise 7.22am sunset 5.27pm today.

 

TC

[paulus 26]

 

 

That's unreal. Tulips will be next so.

Someone started a thread on an Irish shooting forum at they seen a hen pheasant with chicks that were a couple of weeks.

It all knocks the theory that daylight length is what starts the cycle.

i believe its more to do with heat and the length of time that heat lasts. we are already at the slit point of 12 hours plus of daylight.

 

Where are you getting 12 hours of daylight from? We are another month away from the equinox. Sunrise 7.22am sunset 5.27pm today.

 

TC

 

obviously not the same place as you, but from being out at dusk and dawn

[paulus 26]

watch this https://youtu.be/AtG1paGpfv0

[Tiercel 6,986]

You still have lost 2hrs out of your day, even where you live.

 

https://www.google.co.uk/#q=sunrise+and+sunset+times+lincolnshire.

 

I agree the shift in the earth's axis is far more likely to cause the weather patterns we are seeing now the the fabled global warming.

 

TC

[paulus 26]

You still have lost 2hrs out of your day, even where you live.

 

https://www.google.co.uk/#q=sunrise+and+sunset+times+lincolnshire.

 

I agree the shift in the earth's axis is far more likely to cause the weather patterns we are seeing now the the fabled global warming.

 

TC

they are based on the sun being in its predicted place, but if the earth has indeed shifted then the sun would be further north and we would get longer daylight hours than we did before.

[Tiercel 6,986]

 

You still have lost 2hrs out of your day, even where you live.

 

https://www.google.co.uk/#q=sunrise+and+sunset+times+lincolnshire.

 

I agree the shift in the earth's axis is far more likely to cause the weather patterns we are seeing now the the fabled global warming.

 

TC

they are based on the sun being in its predicted place, but if the earth has indeed shifted then the sun would be further north and we would get longer daylight hours than we did before.

 

Well I left for work @ 7.30 this morning and while it was light the sun had not risen, by 5.45pm it was dark here, so if we are having longer days I am not seeing it in W Wales.

 

Edited too add: this morning was clear skies and frost, this evening was cloudy and rain.

 

TC

Edited February 19, 2016 by tiercel

[walshie 2,804]

You don't often hear "Sun" and West Wales" in the same sentence.