"The Trap." during a long article published within the American newspaper The New Yorker on July 19, American writer and novelist Jonathan Franzen described true encountered by migratory birds as soon as they approached Egyptian shores, explaining that almost 140 million birds, consistent with a biologist, are in danger as soon as they approach Egyptian shores.

Jonathan Franzen, described as a bird lover, in his article stressed that since the start of August annually the look for migratory birds begins, those birds that land after a protracted and exhausting journey on the Egyptian coast, extended along many kilometers of fishermen's nets that formed the walls of his killer over the dunes, within the largest bird factory within the world, killing nearly 10 million birds a year.

Jonathan Franzen has visited Egypt in recent years to observe the case of overfishing of migratory birds, through these trap traps fabricated from nets, a number of which are placed round the trees employed by birds seeking comfort, genius traps that have created controlled traps !.!.! For birds, the Egyptian beaches are described collectively of the worst sites for migratory birds, especially for small-sized birds, and their song.

"Birds are increasingly being killed for recreation." Environmentalists, whom Jonathan Franzen met during his visit to Egypt, are hunting migratory birds for keeps since the time of the Pharaohs, but in recent years the intensity of hunting and shooting has escalated to unprecedented levels, requiring rapid enforcement of wildlife law.

The German wildlife TV crew confirmed that the nets they saw hunting migratory birds off from the Mediterranean coast by about 700 kilometers during the autumn migration, making the Egyptian coast "the largest bird catch within the world", most notably the quail that passes through Europe from the Mediterranean, and therefore the yellow sapphire, which they call "natural Viagra", which they call "natural viagra", which they call as they seek shade and luxury within the isolated trees within the desert.