Kalau menurut saya sih coba juga dilihat dari kacamata orang yang engga suka sama burung.Bagaimanapun juga di dunia ini ada juga orang yang tidak terlalu suka dengan burung liar apalagi kalau sudah sampai tingkat mengganggu. Di dunia ini tidak semua manusia adalah pengamat burung dan juga pecinta burung, seperti halnya bahwa Bung Hasto juga tidak suka dengan Macaca. Saya sendiri melihatnya realistis aja, kalau burung dan binatang lainnya mengganggu kehidupan manusia ya harus dikendalikan dengan cara yang arif dan bijaksana, seadil-adilnya dan berkelanjutan dan entah apalagi....... salam damai Iman
--- On Sat, 8/2/08, Hasto P Irawan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: Hasto P Irawan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [SBI-InFo] Asyiknya berbagi tempat dgn burung2 urban To: [email protected] Date: Saturday, August 2, 2008, 10:04 PM Yah asyiknya menurut gw karena ngelihat banyak burung itu lebih menyenangkan daripada kelihat monyet (macaca).. secara burung2 itu lebih sedap dipandang dibanding monyet he he... Lagian diserang burung kan gak membahayakan, tinggal dikibasin dikit juga udah terlempar jauh. kok bisa2nya orang takut cuma pada burung gagak. Bukankah bahaya yang bisa kita kendalikan itu sesuatu yg mengasyikkan dan membuat adrenalin mengalir, membikin kita bergairah dan merasa kita lebih hidup? cieh.. Seperti pepatahnya orang wonogiri, "those that don't kill us will make us stronger":P Hasto P. --- On Fri, 8/1/08, Bird Watcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> wrote: From: Bird Watcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> Subject: Re: [SBI-InFo] Asyiknya berbagi tempat dgn burung2 urban To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] s.com Date: Friday, August 1, 2008, 9:55 AM wah ya gak asik mas2,...ihh, kalo disini mungkin sama kayak cerita tentang macaca yang nyerang pengunjung di sangeh (bali), di kaliurang Merapi, bahkan cerita temen dibaluran katanya ada pengunjung yang digigit macaca sampai berdarah. ih kalo yang ini serem. untuk satwa-satwa liar yang berinteraksi dengan pengunjung wisata mungkin perlu management khusu untuk menghindarkan hal-hal tsb..setidaknya ini menurut saya. wawanKIBC --- On Wed, 7/30/08, Hasto P Irawan <hpirawan2005@ yahoo.com> wrote: From: Hasto P Irawan <hpirawan2005@ yahoo.com> Subject: [SBI-InFo] Asyiknya berbagi tempat dgn burung2 urban To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] s.com Date: Wednesday, July 30, 2008, 4:52 PM Asyik kali yaa klo kita jogging di taman di Jakarta bisa diserang sama gagak2 yg gede bin seyem kayak di London. Kayak cerita karangan Alfred Hitchcock aja:) Warning over Crows Attacks By Luke David And Katharine Barney, Evening Standard Last updated at 00:00am on 10.06.05 Joggers are today being warned about violent crows in London parks after an attack left a man bloodied and needing hospital treatment. Justin Keay was swooped on by two crows in what experts have called a severe case of "mobbing" - where two or more birds gang up on an assumed predator to keep them away from their young. Now other runners are being told to stay well away from fledgling crows to avoid further attacks. Mr Keay today told how he was running his usual route through Battersea Park when the birds swooped on him. The crows clawed his head with their talons and pecked at him furiously. With blood gushing from his head, he had to fight for several minutes before they would stop attack - reminiscent of the Alfred Hitchcock film The Birds. Mr Keay, 44, who was attacked at lunchtime on Wednesday, said: "These two massive crows just swooped down on me. I hit them but they wouldn't get off my head. "They kept on at me and I kept hitting them until I noticed blood was pouring down my neck. My T-shirt was drenched with blood." Mr Keay was so shaken by his ordeal he went to the park police, who gave him antiseptic wipes and sent him to Chelsea and Westminster hospital for an anti-tetanus injection. "They said it was the first occasion they'd heard of anyone being injured," he said. The father of two, from Battersea Church Row, said he jogs past the same crows every day. "They're big and look really menacing," he said. "They have swooped at me before but this was totally different. I had to hit them off me." Although it is extremely unusual for crows to attack humans, joggers are now being warned to be extra vigilant. Stephanie Fudge, of the Wetland Centre in Barnes, said Mr Keay was probably close to the bird's fledglings, which may have fallen out of a nearby nest. "It is quite common at this time of year for fledglings to try to fly," she said. "There was probably one about somewhere nearby which he was not aware of. "Runners should be extra careful at this time of year. Crows can be aggressive - as these two have shown. If a jogger sees a baby crow they should stay well away." Joanna Leonard, an interior designer, saw the birds - which she thought were ravens - in the same place an hour after their attack on Mr Keay. "I thought they were very nasty, sinister things."she said. "Two of them focused in on me as I walked past. I couldn't help thinking of that Hitchcock film." Mr Keay, a father of two young children, added: "What really worries me is that it could happen again - and it could be a lot worse if the crows attacked children. They could literally have their eyes out." A spokeswoman for Wandsworth council, which is responsible for the park, said: "We will be talking to bird experts to see if it is a more widespread problem. If it turns out there's any need to alert the public we will do so."
