At the exhibition "Let the birds live", I presented the most common birds on the Jazdów estate, but also species that have died out in recent years due to human activity. Each watercolor was accompanied by a description of the bird and a QR code, and it was possible to listen to his singing on the phone. The exhibition was to draw attention to the fact that we live in the era of the sixth mass extinction of species and at the same time arouse admiration for those that still live between us.
Recently, we have lost forever, among others Kaua'i'Ō'ō. In 1987, the last male was heard. His mating song was recorded as part of the Bioacoustics Research Program of Cornell Lab of Ornithology: the male urged a partner who would never appear. Below is a fragment of his song that will also be listened to at the exhibition:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDRY0CmcYNU
Recently, we have lost forever, among others Kaua'i'Ō'ō. In 1987, the last male was heard. His mating song was recorded as part of the Bioacoustics Research Program of Cornell Lab of Ornithology: the male urged a partner who would never appear. Below is a fragment of his song that will also be listened to at the exhibition:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDRY0CmcYNU
