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标题: 一只被钓鱼线缠住的鸬鹚(今天在海边拍到的) [打印本页]

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:04
标题: 一只被钓鱼线缠住的鸬鹚(今天在海边拍到的)
海边的一只鸬鹚不小心被一根钓鱼线缠住了，一段儿卡在了嘴里，一段儿缠在了身上。
因为它的嘴巴太长，而钓鱼线卡在了嘴巴后端，它在水里扑腾了半天，怎么也挣脱不掉这根恼人的钓鱼线。

[ 本帖最后由山东大姐于 25-7-2012 20:43 编辑 ]

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:09
标题: 两只银海鸥站在岸上看它的笑话
“平时老欺负我们，这下糟报应了吧？呵呵……”

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:14
标题: 鸬鹚继续在水里扑腾
试图让水冲走那根钓鱼线，没有用，只好到岸上来试试。
唉！怎么办啊？
这些可恶的钓鱼人！不但跟我们抢鱼，还三天两头地把钓鱼线断在水里！有多少水鸟游泳时被绊住了？
上次我还笑那只海鸥，没想到这次轮到我了~~~~~~

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:18
标题: 鸬鹚从水里出来后
站到岸边的一块礁石上，展开翅膀，抖了半天，鱼线还是牢牢地卡在它的嘴里并缠在身上。

[ 本帖最后由山东大姐于 25-7-2012 20:37 编辑 ]

作者: keepdancing 时间: 25-7-2012 21:31
不厚道呀

让我想起了Le peuple migrateur 电影里面那只脚上缠了段儿鱼网的野鸭，好可怜。

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:38
标题: 我试着帮它来着

原帖由 keepdancing 于 25-7-2012 20:31 发表

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不厚道呀
让我想起了Le peuple migrateur 电影里面那只脚上缠了段儿鱼网的野鸭，好可怜。

可是它怎么也不让我碰啊

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:40
标题: 抖翅膀抖也不行
到底怎么办啊？

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:45
标题: 还是伸长脖子用嘴巴好了
我鸬鹚的脖子和嘴巴又长又灵活，平时抓鱼时一抓一个准儿！

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:47
标题: 左试试，右试试
哎呀呀，这烦人的钓鱼线，它怎么就摘不掉呢？！

[ 本帖最后由山东大姐于 25-7-2012 20:49 编辑 ]

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:53
标题: 累死我了！
累死我了

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 21:55
标题: 不要灰心
再想想办法

[ 本帖最后由山东大姐于 25-7-2012 20:57 编辑 ]

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 22:03
标题: 干脆直接上吊自杀算了！
都不用另准备上吊绳儿了--------唉！

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 22:05
标题: 鸬鹚停下来看看远处
茫茫的大海呀，我的家人在何方？

[ 本帖最后由山东大姐于 25-7-2012 21:09 编辑 ]

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 22:07
标题: 瞧我一身整齐光滑的羽毛，依然漂亮
现如今,竟被一根钓鱼线搞得如此绝望！

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 22:13
标题: 旁边的海鸥
依然在偷偷地笑它

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 22:14
标题: 算了吧，算了吧！
不管了，随它去吧！
就当我长了长胡子好了，可恨的海鸥，我鸬鹚已经不在乎了！

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 25-7-2012 22:31
标题: 后记
最后，那只鸬鹚重新回到水里,渐渐远去,消失在茫茫的大海上。

我本不想写一个悲伤的故事，但现实有时真的很残酷。
就在我写这个故事时，家人告诉我，说不定那只鸬鹚是吞了钓鱼人的鱼饵，甚至有可能鱼钩也被它吞下去了。
如果是这样，这只鸬鹚恐怕活不长了。
我突然感到是如此悲伤，仿佛我的喉咙里也吞了一只鱼钩一样。。。。。。

[ 本帖最后由山东大姐于 25-7-2012 21:36 编辑 ]

作者: wmwbull 时间: 25-7-2012 23:29
好玩。。。。。。

作者: flydragon132 时间: 26-7-2012 11:36
好可怜

作者: 网线 时间: 26-7-2012 11:42
凄惨的故事，可怜的鸬鹚。又有多少凄惨和可怜无法展现。

作者: 逐光随影 时间: 26-7-2012 11:53
真的好凄惨，可怜的鸬鹚，不知命运如何......。上帝保佑牠，可能牠的胃酸能融化鱼钩。

作者: 青冥揽日 时间: 26-7-2012 11:56
它怎么就不让人碰呢

真是的，让山东大姐帮它取下来多好啊！

希望它能自由！告别讨厌的鱼线

作者: ozbird 时间: 26-7-2012 12:34
可怜呀。
上次我见到一只鸥也是被这样缠住了，比这个还严重，影响飞行了。我本来想捉住它然后给解下来。但是它虽然飞不好了，但是还是能短距离飞行，所以折腾了半天没捉到。后来有人路过说这种情况只能让它自生自灭了，就算捉住了然后再放了，它也竞争不过它的同伴了，而且可能被同伴敌视。鸥不是团结的群体，而是不断争抢的，所以弱势个体比较容易被淘汰。

[ 本帖最后由 ozbird 于 26-7-2012 15:55 编辑 ]

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 26-7-2012 13:55
标题: 它到岸上来时,离我很近

原帖由 青冥揽日 于 26-7-2012 10:56 发表

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它怎么就不让人碰呢
真是的，让山东大姐帮它取下来多好啊！

希望它能自由！告别讨厌的鱼线

离我最近时不到两米,我伸出手叫它半天,希望它能走进我,可是它还是选择回到水里了.
那时我并没想太多,不知道可能有鱼钩,晚上回来后,我先生分析可能是垂钓者用小鱼作鱼饵,抛线时被鸬鹚发现直接吞下去了.
若是那样就惨了.
但愿仅仅是根鱼线,说不定啥时候还有摆脱掉的可能

作者: ozbird 时间: 26-7-2012 15:47
在这么一个清静偏远的小镇，动物依然会因人类的活动而受到伤害。

作者: tiger-1 时间: 27-7-2012 14:48
可怜的鸬鹚。

作者: katsura 时间: 11-8-2012 12:40
Why don't you help the bird? It's it's not coming to you, you could have tried to capture it then remove the fishing line.

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 12-8-2012 13:42
标题: 谢谢关注.当时试了半天,抓不到它

原帖由 katsura 于 11-8-2012 11:40 发表

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Why don't you help the bird? It's it's not coming to you, you could have tried to capture it then remove the fishing line.

估计在岸边15分钟,它回到水里就更抓不到了.第二天我们去了同一地点,希望还能见到它,但没再见到.

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 12-8-2012 13:49
标题: 钓鱼造成大量的鱼线、渔网

原帖由 ozbird 于 26-7-2012 14:47 发表

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在这么一个清静偏远的小镇，动物依然会因人类的活动而受到伤害。

损坏后遗留在水中，对不但对鸬鹚、海鸥等水鸟，而且对鱼类、海龟等水生动物造成极大的威胁。
感谢大家对野生动物的关注和关心。

作者: 山东大姐 时间: 12-8-2012 13:52
标题: Carpentaria Ghost Nets Programme
Ghost nets are fishing nets that have been lost accidentally or abandoned at sea and incredibly, in the past 20 months alone, over 60,000 metres of discarded nets have been collected in Australian seas. The United Nations General Assembly has now identified ghost nets (and marine debris) as an issue of international concern. The nets travel through the ocean with the currents and tides, capturing endangered sea turtles, crocodiles, sharks and other marine animals in a lethal process called ghost fishing.

The Carpentaria Ghost Nets Programme (CGNP) involves removing decades of accumulated ghost nets from the coast of the Gulf of Carpentaria & Torres Straits to stop them re-entering the ocean. The rangers record information about the nets which will help negotiations to stop the problem at source. A big part of the project for the rangers is when they are able to find animals, especially turtles, still alive and are able to release them back into the wild. The project works within five natural resource management regions including Cape York, Northern Gulf, Southern Gulf, Torres Straits and the Northern Territory. It is managed by the Northern Gulf Natural Resource Management Group.
In 2005, this project was recognised for its work, taking out the coveted Queensland Coastcare Award. Coastcare is a community group movement, consisting of 60,000 volunteers working to protect our coastline, and the achievements of the CGNP rangers made an exceptional winner.
Even though the work is physically demanding numbers of participating Indigenous caring for country groups has grown from seven in 2005 to eighteen today. Of that 18, seven of them have never performed any form of "caring for country" work in the past and have enthusiastically elected to become involved in ghost nets work. Some of these Sea Ranger teams are trained professionals with the latest equipment, while others are father and son teams equipped mainly with passion and determination.

In the past 18 months the Rangers (approximately 90) participating in the project have removed from the accessible parts of the coastline (equivalent distance as Adelaide to Perth) 2174 pieces of net with an average size of 28.3 metres. This equates to approximately 58.896 kilometres or approximately 60tonnes; enough net to cross Sydney Harbour Bridge over 100 times. The Sea Rangers demonstrate the huge impact dedicated Coastcarers can have on our coastline.
The largest net was a 6-tonne Taiwanese Gill net found off the coast of Arnhem Land in November 2006. The removal of this net was a massive cooperative effort, using the resources from Customs, the Australian Fisheries Management Authority, Dhimurru Rangers, NT Parks & Wildlife and 2 x local charter vessels. It took five very long hours to get this net from the waters edge to the landfill.
Individuals learn skills in project planning & management as well as information recording and reporting. They are encouraged to design their own work plans to cater for the resources they have, realise the resources they need to complete the task & how to get them. These are valuable skills as they can be transferred to other ‘caring for country' projects such as coastal surveillance of illegal fishing operations.

The flexibility of the project allows for the high variation in literacy and numeracy skills from simple data entry in the survey sheets supplied to GIS mapping The project encourages individuals to self assess and improve their skills; continually raising the bar by providing a range of training from one-on-one numeracy & literacy to courses in GIS mapping.
For more information and learn more on this initiative:-
Contact: Riki Gunn - riki.ghostnets@northerngulf.com.au or go to
http://www.ghostnets.com.au

作者: 摄郎 时间: 23-1-2013 00:35
标题: 回复 #27 katsura 的帖子
动物不会懂人类的心思，我在草莓田里救过一只小鸟，被渔网缠得紧紧地。当我把十几条尼龙线剪开时，它狠狠地啄了我。

作者: leciel95 时间: 8-2-2013 00:43
我有次钓鱼就被这货一个健步把鱼抢走问题问题是还没摘钩呢人家就连鱼带钩都给吃了线还缠绕在翅膀上唉废了好大力气才把线剪断可是没能取出鱼和钩

作者: sieben 时间: 10-2-2013 02:29
这种情况是不是可以打电话，有动物组织来帮忙

作者: crystalsea 时间: 19-2-2013 14:45
标题: Spend so much time in taking photos in close range.
A Life is more important than these photoes. So sad

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