This video is called The Ghost of a Bird.
On 12 November, to the Ghosts of Gone Birds art exhibition in London. The exhibition is at the Rochelle School.
This photo shows a lesser ʻakialoa from Hawaii.
The show is dedicated to breathing artistic life back into the bird species we have lost.
The exhibit included a guitar, called The sound of extinction, adorned with, eg, a dodo picture and the slogan Fight world climate change, not war. Made by Philip Hardaker.
Well-known novelist Margaret Atwood did not have a literary contribution, but a knitted great auk.
There was a poem by Andres Bosso, about the hooded grebe from Argentina, threatened with extinction.
This photo shows a Tahiti rail.
These two pictures are about the Lord Howe gerygone.
Also on this exhibition: here.
The rate of bird extinctions is accelerating at an alarming rate according to a new paper by BirdLife International and Charles Darwin University: here.
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