Swans expected to return to the U.K. last week are staying put in Siberia where global warming has made it a warm haven, according to this article from Bob’s Bites. About 300 swans were due to return to Britain’s Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre on October 21 but the unusually warm Arctic weather is so warm that they’ve decided to say. The swans have been late by several days in the past but never more than a week. A Slimbridge spokesman said it’s being blamed on climate …

Having the face of global warming be represented by soft and cuddly polar bears isn’t good enough.  Penguins have been added to the list as endangered birds whose population - from one-half to three-quarters - face decline or extinction due to global warming if the global temperature jumps two degrees Celsius.  The WWF bodyslammed a lack of agreement among nations to fight climate change and urged that a new deal be reached to succeed the Kyoto Protocol to help save the penguins.  From the article:
While the global average temperature rise …

Studies going back to the 1960s show that birds in England are now laying their eggs about one week earlier now than when the study began.
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