passagerargrupp
Passerargrupp, also known as the passenger pigeon (*Ectopistes migratorius*), was a species of pigeon that once inhabited North America in extremely large numbers. Historically, it was one of the most abundant birds on the continent, with flocks numbering in the billions during the 19th century. These birds were known for their massive, dense migrations, which could darken the sky for hours as they traveled across vast distances.
The passenger pigeon played a significant ecological role, particularly in forest regeneration. By consuming vast quantities
By the early 20th century, the species had been driven to near extinction. The last known wild
Efforts to conserve similar species today emphasize sustainable hunting practices, habitat protection, and public awareness. While