The hunting of the woodcock and its future.
Settings acting on the conditions of the migration
Here are two tables, the first indicates the temperature cycles, observe at the extreme right of the curve, which indicates our current situation, the temperature is lower than 100,000 years ago.
The second indicates the surface of the sea ice, it indicates an increasing trend!
Here is information that may seem surprising in the face of the surrounding message!
source "the climate in question"
NOAA source
The Viking epic in the North Atlantic Climatologists and historians attribute to medieval global warming the discovery of Greenland, in 982, and of North America (present-day Labrador and Newfoundland), around the year 1000 , by the Vikings. Historical data as well as the analysis of variations in the isotopic composition of Greenlandic ice sheets provide evidence that climatic conditions in the North Atlantic are particularly mild between the 7th and 12th centuries.
Oddly enough, the years 1710-1740 brought a warm breath to a shivering Europe. In the space of thirty years, in some regions such as England and the Netherlands, the average temperature increases by 1.8 ° C, which corresponds to a much greater and faster warming than that observed during the 20th century (“only” 0.6 ° C); the heat of the 1730s is comparable to that of today ...
source Climate chronology of the last millennium in Europe
Quote from Enrico Cavina, Italian scientist who loves woodcock!
First of all, we must ask ourselves if we are really in the presence of a climate change in the hemisphere or at least of a phase (temporary or definitive) the same: some answers are not there, as evidenced by the doubts and contradictions that emerge from international conferences.
We must remember that nature's clock marks centuries and millennia, while we are used to our clock which marks the minutes and hours. !