1000+ birds dropped dead from the sky.

Originally posted by aivlas
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

It's boring

My thinking

Over an area
Other smaller/similler size animals also live in the area
They would be effected as well
No reports of other animals dying en masse

Oh the irony.

Look RIGHT below this post you just posted.

Louisiana now!

reply to post by Human_Alien


It's being reported today, so we can assume this happened in the last 24 hours?

reply to post by Human_Alien


And still no reports of other animals dying (which is what i was getting at), still just birds.

EDIT - oh and that is reported here edition.cnn.com... which was posted a few pages back.


EDIT -
reply to post by Gradius Maximus

It is believed that the blackbird flock was frightened by the noises but would not fly up too high because of fireworks in the sky, Ms Rowe said.

"They were below the roof line, so they were hitting houses, mail boxes, chimneys and walls," Ms Rowe said.

news.ninemsn.com.au...

Originally posted by shikori

Originally posted by Matrix Rising
Here's a place talking about the magnetosphere.

Earth Changes and the Pole Shift
Information and discussion about the Earth Changes and the pending Pole Shift.

Magnetosphere getting blasted again!

poleshift.ning.com...

Thats interesting did you see the link as to what the poles did yesterday before the 7.4 quake in chile, and this is after the bird incedent.
[url=http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/the-magnetosphere-is-suddenly]http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/the-magnetosphere-is-suddenly[/ur l]
poleshift.ning.com...

Someone also posted that the migratory birds are not flying there usual routes but are instead flying in confused directions, could it be as a result of this.

This comes after about 5,000 blackbirds and swallows were found dead around Beebe, Ark. on New Year's Eve. Dr. Jim LaCour with LDWF said he's not sure the two incidents are connected.
"It's not common, (but) we do see a few die-offs for various reasons," said LaCour.
"Yes, we need to look into it, we need to be a little alarmed, but it's not out of the scope of things to have a die-off."

LaCour said people who find such die-offs should not touch the animals, and instead contact their regional wildlife office.

Add one more mass die off to the list.

Oh geez, while researching further on the Louisiana situation, found this article about the same happening in Kentucky...oh boy....
slumz.boxden.com...

To get this all sorted, here are the facts so far from this source.

- 5000+ dead red-winged blackbirds (one species)
- Dead birds found in one square-mile area in Beebe, AR
- Started dropping 12/31/10 @ 11:30pm
- Primary trauma suffered to breast tissue
- Blood clots in the body cavity and internal bleeding
- Major organs were normal and birds appeared to be healthy
- Gizzards and stomachs were empty

Hmmmmm..

Originally posted by aivlas
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

And still no reports of other animals dying (which is what i was getting at), still just birds.
]

Not only that, but the particular species of birds (Blackbirds).

I would be inclined to vote deadly virus/illness affecting specifically Blackbirds in that geographical region, but it would not explain the dead drum fish, which could possibly be coincidental and unrelated to what is going on with the Blackbird populations.

reply to post by justsaying


Is this the same red-winged blackbirds ?

Originally posted by justsaying
Oh geez, while researching further on the Louisiana situation, found this article about the same happening in Kentucky...oh boy....
slumz.boxden.com...

They are all the same birds!!!!
Woman reports dozens of dead birds in her yard
GILBERTSVILLE, Ky.



I am getting sick to my stomach. Literally.

reply to post by shikori


Exactly and things will becoming clearer in the days ahead. I hope they look into this as a possibility. If the Magnetosphere starts to act up then it will begin to affect the animals and us.

reply to post by robile

The birds, most of which were dead when they were found, were red-winged blackbirds and starlings.

edition.cnn.com...

So not just red winged blackbirds but also starlings and they didn't all fall out the sky dead as some were found alive.

They were indeed a type of Blackbird in that KY story.

reply to post by Paroxysm

off topic here but wow your signature is trippy!! bush is obama lol

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

"Initial examinations of a few of the dead birds showed trauma. Whether or not this trauma was from the force of hitting the ground when they fell or from something that contacted them in the air, we don't know," she said.

In a seemingly separate incident, some 500 red-winged blackbirds, starlings and grackles were found dead in southern Louisiana in Labarre.

The birds showed no evident trauma, according to Jim LaCour, a veterinarian with the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. Samples have been sent to Wisconsin and Georgia for testing, he said.

Sooo, The same guy from this article on wbrz Jim LaCour said the birds in Louisiana don't show Trauma, yet the birds found in Arkansas do.
Conflicting reports are usually signs of some kind of coverup.

Eitherway, do people really think some kind of crazy weapon is causing all of these die-offs around the world, or maybe something else is going on here?

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This is getting disgusting.. The bird undertakers must be getting tired.

Originally posted by zeeon
Eitherway, do people really think some kind of crazy weapon is causing all of these die-offs around the world, or maybe something else is going on here?

Originally posted by xavi1000

Sonic and ultrasonic weapons (USW) are weapons of various types that use sound to injure, incapacitate, or kill an opponent. Some sonic weapons are currently in limited use or in research and development by military and police forces. Others exist only in the realm of science fiction. Some of these weapons have been described as sonic bullets, sonic grenades, sonic mines, or sonic cannons. Some make a focused beam of sound or ultrasound; some make an area field of sound. Although many real sonic and ultrasonic weapons are described as "non-lethal", they can still kill under certain conditions.

en.wikipedia.org...

Neighbors reported "five to 12 booming noises in the eastern part of town. They reported it sounding like a cannon or transformer exploding," but officials are still investigating to find out what the noises were, Rowe said.

www.usatoday.com...

edit on 3-1-2011 by xavi1000 because: (no reason given)

I think this is testing of sonic weapons

reply to post by zeeon


what about in Kentucky? same assessment? and lets pray that this whatever it is doesn't start affecting humans

Originally posted by Paroxysm

Originally posted by aivlas
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

And still no reports of other animals dying (which is what i was getting at), still just birds.
]

Not only that, but the particular species of birds (Blackbirds).

I would be inclined to vote deadly virus/illness affecting specifically Blackbirds in that geographical region, but it would not explain the dead drum fish, which could possibly be coincidental and unrelated to what is going on with the Blackbird populations.

I suspected avian flu too (man-made of course) but there's blunt trauma to their organs. "BLUNT". That means contact of some sort.

Mandatory vaccinations?

Man, if they can't get us scalar-wise, Big Pharma will finish us up!

I go on record: This is not a natural occurrence. This is man-made intervention. I am 100% certain.

reply to post by zeeon


If its mostly the same species I would guess bacteria or virus far before government or weather related causes.