Actually, they’re no longer passengers on this Earth with us. A Passenger Pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius) diorama at the American Museum of Natural History.
Passengers
4 responses to “Passengers”
-
Your original “I found…” caught my attention in my blog reader. In this day and age, who knows what can be brought back from the dead. “They’re” or “There are”?
Oh, hey, look at this beetle display I put up in 1999 @ CMNH. I got so much flak for the exhibit not being “more scientific”. I love that it’s gone viral: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/3ztrjz/someone_at_this_museum_has_a_sense_of_humor/
-
There are still passengers along with us for the ride, but alas for the Passengers, they’re not amongst us.
That was your work? Bravo! I just saw that recently somewhere…
-
Alas, the last passenger pigeon was named Martha like me.
-
[…] precisely. I’ve seen ’em stuffed at the American Museum of Natural History. That is […]
Backyard and Beyond 
Leave a reply to Wild Pigeons | Backyard and Beyond Cancel reply