1000+ birds dropped dead from the sky.

Originally posted by Robin Marks

I've been interested in this story because there has been swarms of earthquakes in Arkansas since September. I've developed a hypothesis and posted my findings. The fish and birds kills are within a 125 radius and the earthquakes are dead center. It's fracking. Gas migration. Go here to read more.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Nope, earthquakes have nothing to do with the fish or the birds. My dad is a volcanologist and earthquake specialist with the USGS. Magnitude 2 & 3 earthquakes can't do all this - we've seen Dante's Peak one too many times :-)

I still don't know definitively what I think it was, but I'm leaning toward something energetic and/or atmospheric.

reply to post by aivlas


I see the grammar police and insulter finally showed up.

Do you realize this thread was without one insult, slam, joke or need for correction for nearly 5 pages before you showed up?

I kindly asked for a link.
Not a page.
Not a quote.
But a simple link.

I am interested in hearing/reading personal accounts on that night in an attempt to piece this together.

So if you can't help out without being so virtuous then please.......... ignore me and converse with others.

Thanks

reply to post by VI0811


You think he/she's on to something huh? I think your line is not straight. It goes off on an angle. You know you can draw a line between any two points on earth but that doesnt mean they line up. To me "line up" in this case would have to be all on the same longitude line which of course they are not.

reply to post by neowakko


what if they smashed into an invisible object(UFO) in the sky like in the movie signs. LOL

reply to post by ns9504


Earthquakes can cause changes in the earths magnetic field, which can affect the navigation senses of fish and birds, to such a point where birds could literally drop out of the sky,not sure how it would kill the fish though.

Originally posted by aivlas
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

Click the link it will take you to the post with the link you are asking for and read the articles spelling mistakes abound.

Would you like me to send you a quote tree so you can understand?

Edit - one of the spelling mistakes in these articles.

"It's completely indescribable how many birds were here. I've never been anything like it," said Melissa Weatherly, a Beebe resident.

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I've never been anything like it?

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edit on 3-1-2011 by aivlas because: spelling

For someone who needed to edit their own post four times, I would stray away from insulting others. Really.

We get it.

You're right.

Now, can we move on?


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How are they going to (even try to) explain the internal blunt trauma these birds suffered? Nothing except energized waves of some sort (see: HAARP) would/could do this, right?

reply to post by BigFrigginAl


So upper level hail sounds like the likely culprit then.

Originally posted by karen61057
reply to post by VI0811

 

You think he/she's on to something huh? I think your line is not straight. It goes off on an angle. You know you can draw a line between any two points on earth but that doesnt mean they line up. To me "line up" in this case would have to be all on the same longitude line which of course they are not.

I'd agree but it's not TWO points. It's THREE locations.
Three points makes a hell of a lot of difference in your argument.

Three places, on Earth, suffered massive carnage the same weekend.
Explain please?

I just saw this on the CNN site.

Falling birds likely died from massive trauma

www.cnn.com...

"Further tests will be done to rule out other causes, but the birds suffered from acute physical trauma leading to internal hemorrhage and death. There was no sign of any chronic or infectious disease," the report said, according to the game and fish commission.

Blackbirds do not normally fly at night and it was not immediately clear what caused the odd behavior. Loud noises were reported shortly before the birds began falling, according to the game and fish commission.

"The birds obviously hit something very hard and had hemorrhages," said Rowe.

So what did they run into in the sky that caused massive trauma? Hail storm maybe.
The loud noise could have been the massive flock of birds hitting an object of some kind.

reply to post by tilpah


I know what you mean. I get that feeling, that sense as well. I wonder, just for the sake of wondering, if these birds could have died from just "sensing" something. Animals and foul do seem to sense things more acutely than we humans do. Could that not be a possibility? Maybe the sense of something coming was so powerful to them that it killed them. Who knows?

reply to post by shikori


I noticed. I live near the Surry Nuclear Power Plant in Surry Virginia. We have regular emergency alert drills for the power plant and the air around the plant is monitored by an outside agency not the power plant or Virginia Dominion Power. Lots and lots of redundant systems in place to notify us of any mishap. If it had been the power plant we would already know about it.

reply to post by Human_Alien


I expect journalists to proof read the work they submit and come on your asking for a link that is right in front of you, you people get so defensive on here is pretty funny.

Ah going with the edit attack NICE how many people do you think delete the edit tags? something for you to mull over.


Oh yeah "Would you like me to send you a quote tree so you can understand? " still stands if you need some help working out who posted the link you want first

reply to post by Erasurehead


Stay with the class please (just kidding) but we (some of us) know that. And to make matters even more mysterious they were INTERNAL injuries to their organs.

WTF? Must've eaten the hail then, huh

reply to post by Erasurehead


I have read eye witness accounts about UFO's where the birds go insane before the UFO is even in sight, is it really too far of a stretch to assume a large craft or several B-lined from the southern Arctic strait up into the north?

Smacking into flocks of birds along the way?

Perhaps an experimental chem trail trying to get some warm air up into the northern hemisphere.

this is all signs of the end of the world i mean think about it, the proof is literally falling out of the sky lol

Originally posted by summer4meplz
reply to post by neowakko

 

I just now joined only to share a bird story and have no idea if it is in anyway related to Arkansas.....I live in Tulsa...my friend has been feeding birds for over 20 years at her house....on Christmas she noticed that her bird feeder had not been touched in 3 days and there were no birds in the trees......she said she knew something very unusual must be going on....her birds are back...but she said they were gone for over week...just thought I would share....I love reading this place...my first and probably only comment....

Nice to meet you and thanks!!!

That is extremely interesting. And although many miles from ground-zero, I have to wonder if there's more going on than being reported.

I feed birds every day too so I can imagine her bewilderment when they didn't show up.
Hmmmmmmm.

Do come back and share more on this story should the spirit move ya!

Originally posted by woogleuk
reply to post by ns9504

 

Earthquakes can cause changes in the earths magnetic field, which can affect the navigation senses of fish and birds, to such a point where birds could literally drop out of the sky,not sure how it would kill the fish though.

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For the last two days I've been driving in and through Iowa, Illinois and Indiana and I have seen a lot of migrating birds, flying in the typical V formations, but none of them seem to be heading anywhere, maybe it's the weather, the winds have been strong out of the southwest all along, but I have seen flocks of birds flying south, then East, then back north, seems odd to me.. Usually in past years they generally are always moving in a southerly direction at this time of year.

As for the Arkansas birds, who knows?

Surely the feds have preliminary results by now, and since there are no conclusive reports yet maybe they know and are not going public with it for a reason.

I'm not going to speculate on this one.

Originally posted by shikori
Here is evidence for the plant radiation theory please reply

Following a large dose of whole body x-radiation, a disease syndrome
occurs which has certain characteristics common to most species. The
signs and symptoms of the radiation syndrome have been amply reviewed by many authors." The most pronounced derangement is a
hemorrhagic diathesis which occurs to a major or minor extent and
results in a diminished blood volume. Severe damage to major organs
may result from extravasation of blood into or around these organs.
Accompanying this bleeding tendency is a pan-hematopenia secondary
to the destruction of the formed elements of the blood and the relative
aplasia of the bone marrow. Associated with damage to the reticuloendothelial system, humoral antibody response to bacterial antigens
is markedly diminished following certain doses of x-radiation.5 These
factors suggest that the integrity of the barriers to bacterial infection
is lost after large doses of x-radiation and that bacterial infection is an
important element in the morbidity and mortality of the acute radiation syndrome.

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...
0036.pdf" target="_blank" class="postlink">www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

Isn't this the samething in the bird necropsy?
brings us back to my plant theory
Also the species of birds found dead are knoen to flock in this region at this time of year for feeding purposes.

Fishers in the area also fish at the nuclear plant where the fish died this time of year because they claim that the water there is warmer as a result of some discharge from from the plant that causes the fish to gather there to escape the colder winter waters. Perhaps the radiation was a bit too high for the fish and birds that were their on that night.

Originally posted by karen61057
reply to post by K_OS

 

So you are saying that "global warming" is so hot that it is causing the earths crust to crack from expansion? Earthquakes are not caused by cracks in the surface of the earth. Earthquakes are caused by the shifting of tectonic plates. The surface of the earth is not a solid mass. It is a bunch of pieces overlaying or laying next to each other.
For the kind of expansion you are talking about you would need heat hot enough to melt granite, the primary rock the planet is composed of.

Divergent plate boundaries

Divergent plate boundaries are mostly on ocean floors. There, the separation of plates, or rifting, creates lithosphere

These are usually seen on the ocean floor but can occur on land. They do cause earthquakes as the plates move apart and also the creation of new land.

Originally posted by Gradius Maximus
reply to post by Erasurehead

 

I have read eye witness accounts about UFO's where the birds go insane before the UFO is even in sight, is it really too far of a stretch to assume a large craft or several B-lined from the southern Arctic strait up into the north?

Smacking into flocks of birds along the way?

Perhaps an experimental chem trail trying to get some warm air up into the northern hemisphere.

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I think passing the onus off to an alien is giving the government way too much leeway

This stinks of HAARP and I can smell it down here in Florida!
And when the day comes when we can FINALLY catch them with their friggin aerosol spraying and HAARP pulsing, then I can die a very satisfied Human!