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 Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:23 pm
WOW.
I honestly didn't know there were so many countries involved...
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 7:50 pm
ammaea WOW. I honestly didn't know there were so many countries involved... ><
Me either. Damn.
These 'dead bird sightings' are they all from around the same time period? (This January?)
Or, have such things been happening while not being widely reported on?
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 7:58 pm
Captain_Shinzo Obscurus Captain_Shinzo Obscurus @Sai Kaitou: I really have no idea what could be causing it. I think some possibilities are more likely than others but I think that everyone involved in investigating this is about ready to just sweep it under the rug. @Captain Shinzo: Would you care to divulge any specifics on your corn pesticide theory? Specific corn types or pesticides, etc.? Well, it is known that throughout those areas, there are large farms of all varieties every which way. People call it the corn crop theory since that's the crops closest. With new years ending, the weather got cold extremely fast. Anyway, the random weather changing was hard for everyone to decide what to do. Usually, the farmers put in new chemicals and pesticides, even test out pesticides. What farmers didn't count on was the animals getting out and about kinda early. When animals start getting into newly sprayed food, it can get bad. Birds wont even realize it until it kicks in later. Then BAM, out cold and for good. That's if the birds all gathered around and fed, then left together too. It makes sense considering the season is changing, so birds are flying together lately. But the pesticides could easily effect other animals, seeping into their habitat and effecting the nearby food. Although, that's just an idea. Other theories would be fireworks. We were shooting off fireworks for a couple days and animals being out would explain that. Doesn't explain the fish, however. My greatest guess would either be the first or or the possible methane deposits around there lately. Methane can really screw with birds and fish, even bees and bats. This would probably be the most possible idea. Things may be done differently further south, but where I'm from the fields are barren right now. Planting (and thus spraying and fertilizing) won't begin for a few more months. My understanding is that Arkansas and much of the rest of the Deep South is under snow right now. They've been under the same frigid cold that the rest of the Eastern US has been under, albeit slightly milder. I honestly don't know of anyone in this hemisphere that plants corn in January. I'm open to specific examples though.
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 8:29 pm
X Sai Kaitou It's raining birds, hallelujah! It's raining birds. Amen!
*shot*
The whole thing is quite strange. Reminds me of those random spiral lights in the sky that appeared around the globe last year. As far as I remember, the scientists couldn't come up with an explanation for that either.
Anyway, there's another theory we missed about the birds/fish deaths.Quote: I think the person which has been tagged last in terms of reader comment ratings, has a point. sure, it is reasonable to look around and ask, what has changed in our envirnonment now that hadnt been occuring before? The blast which caused the deaths of those many workers was due to erratically high pressure issues. Since that tragic event, I have read many articles in the media about fears associated with this pressure. Many of these artles addressed the possibility of erration eruptions on the sea bed expelling C02 and the possible consequences of such events. I wonder if these bird die-offs are the result of gas poisoning? The Gulf Oil disaster sure would explain a few things for me. Sound plausible? I don't remember hearing about this news... What's this about high pressure issues now?
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 9:55 pm
Naynram Ukir X Sai Kaitou It's raining birds, hallelujah! It's raining birds. Amen!
*shot*
The whole thing is quite strange. Reminds me of those random spiral lights in the sky that appeared around the globe last year. As far as I remember, the scientists couldn't come up with an explanation for that either.
Anyway, there's another theory we missed about the birds/fish deaths.Quote: I think the person which has been tagged last in terms of reader comment ratings, has a point. sure, it is reasonable to look around and ask, what has changed in our envirnonment now that hadnt been occuring before? The blast which caused the deaths of those many workers was due to erratically high pressure issues. Since that tragic event, I have read many articles in the media about fears associated with this pressure. Many of these artles addressed the possibility of erration eruptions on the sea bed expelling C02 and the possible consequences of such events. I wonder if these bird die-offs are the result of gas poisoning? The Gulf Oil disaster sure would explain a few things for me. Sound plausible? I don't remember hearing about this news... What's this about high pressure issues now? WAIT while the CO2 portion is BS cause co2 has always been around i did read about deadly V.O.C's being put in the water from the oil spill what if ocean currents moved those hyper concentrated chemicals around?? i mean that was a world event since lots of places wanted to help
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 10:05 pm
Obscurus Captain_Shinzo Obscurus Captain_Shinzo Obscurus @Sai Kaitou: I really have no idea what could be causing it. I think some possibilities are more likely than others but I think that everyone involved in investigating this is about ready to just sweep it under the rug. @Captain Shinzo: Would you care to divulge any specifics on your corn pesticide theory? Specific corn types or pesticides, etc.? Well, it is known that throughout those areas, there are large farms of all varieties every which way. People call it the corn crop theory since that's the crops closest. With new years ending, the weather got cold extremely fast. Anyway, the random weather changing was hard for everyone to decide what to do. Usually, the farmers put in new chemicals and pesticides, even test out pesticides. What farmers didn't count on was the animals getting out and about kinda early. When animals start getting into newly sprayed food, it can get bad. Birds wont even realize it until it kicks in later. Then BAM, out cold and for good. That's if the birds all gathered around and fed, then left together too. It makes sense considering the season is changing, so birds are flying together lately. But the pesticides could easily effect other animals, seeping into their habitat and effecting the nearby food. Although, that's just an idea. Other theories would be fireworks. We were shooting off fireworks for a couple days and animals being out would explain that. Doesn't explain the fish, however. My greatest guess would either be the first or or the possible methane deposits around there lately. Methane can really screw with birds and fish, even bees and bats. This would probably be the most possible idea. Things may be done differently further south, but where I'm from the fields are barren right now. Planting (and thus spraying and fertilizing) won't begin for a few more months. My understanding is that Arkansas and much of the rest of the Deep South is under snow right now. They've been under the same frigid cold that the rest of the Eastern US has been under, albeit slightly milder. I honestly don't know of anyone in this hemisphere that plants corn in January. I'm open to specific examples though. hmnnn well mexico grows strawberries this time of year. but places near equator grow our own stuff
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 10:38 pm
Hoshioni Obscurus Captain_Shinzo Obscurus Captain_Shinzo Obscurus @Sai Kaitou: I really have no idea what could be causing it. I think some possibilities are more likely than others but I think that everyone involved in investigating this is about ready to just sweep it under the rug. @Captain Shinzo: Would you care to divulge any specifics on your corn pesticide theory? Specific corn types or pesticides, etc.? Well, it is known that throughout those areas, there are large farms of all varieties every which way. People call it the corn crop theory since that's the crops closest. With new years ending, the weather got cold extremely fast. Anyway, the random weather changing was hard for everyone to decide what to do. Usually, the farmers put in new chemicals and pesticides, even test out pesticides. What farmers didn't count on was the animals getting out and about kinda early. When animals start getting into newly sprayed food, it can get bad. Birds wont even realize it until it kicks in later. Then BAM, out cold and for good. That's if the birds all gathered around and fed, then left together too. It makes sense considering the season is changing, so birds are flying together lately. But the pesticides could easily effect other animals, seeping into their habitat and effecting the nearby food. Although, that's just an idea. Other theories would be fireworks. We were shooting off fireworks for a couple days and animals being out would explain that. Doesn't explain the fish, however. My greatest guess would either be the first or or the possible methane deposits around there lately. Methane can really screw with birds and fish, even bees and bats. This would probably be the most possible idea. Things may be done differently further south, but where I'm from the fields are barren right now. Planting (and thus spraying and fertilizing) won't begin for a few more months. My understanding is that Arkansas and much of the rest of the Deep South is under snow right now. They've been under the same frigid cold that the rest of the Eastern US has been under, albeit slightly milder. I honestly don't know of anyone in this hemisphere that plants corn in January. I'm open to specific examples though. hmnnn well mexico grows strawberries this time of year. but places near equator grow our own stuff I imagine that you can grow almost anything you want year-round in tropical regions near the equator. Temperate climates are a different story. Arkansas, where the first reported bird die-off happened, is temperate.
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 10:52 pm
Azkeel Ledon Kester Captain_Shinzo Ledon Kester Why is everything a freaken conspiracy nowadays? What happened to the good ol' fashioned researching and finding proof before you label? XD Anyway, I think it may be a toxic such as the Gulf. Too many dangers in that water for it to not be poisonous or bad to something's health. That or they are all signs of the apocalypse. Regardless, we're screwed. When you get a mystery you can't solve, you start beating around the bush until you think of something that COULD make sense. But people come to such quick conclusions without all the possibilities in hand. All I ask is why call it something you haven't proved yet? You gotta keep beating the bush until you either catch the pest. I don't belive any of us have taken a conclusive standpoint. Oh I assure you, there are many that have.
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Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 6:13 am
Naynram Ukir ammaea WOW. I honestly didn't know there were so many countries involved... ><
Me either. Damn.
These 'dead bird sightings' are they all from around the same time period? (This January?)
Or, have such things been happening while not being widely reported on?
I tried my absolute best to stay within January... Though I couldn't help thinking that some of the stuff from December may have been somehow significant -- but just ignore those -- as MOST of the links here are from January. Here was the updated, further edited list in-case no-one noticed... (With dates conveniently added underneath each (or almost each..) hyperlink... -- not to mention more articles and news links listed on the list than before...) United States: Arkansas Update: Thousands of birds fall from the sky in Beebe~January 2nd, 2011 United States: LouisianaNow Dead Birds Found In Louisiana~January 3rd, 2011 United States: FloridaThousands Of Fish Dead In Spruce Creek~Posted: 4:49 pm EST January 4, 2011 ~Updated: 8:32 am EST January 5, 2011 Dead fish turn up in Cocoa~Last Updated: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 4:48 PM United States: KentuckyWoman reports dozens of dead birds in her yard~Story Created: Jan 3, 2011 at 5:24 PM CST (Story Updated: Jan 3, 2011 at 5:59 PM CST ) United States: Maryland2 million fish found dead in Maryland~January 7, 2011 Two Million Fish Found Dead In Maryland~Wednesday January 05, 2011 United States: Nebraska...I`m trying to figure out why the only YouTube video having any information on this specific state`s "dead bird" issue was deleted...United States: North CarolinaFlock Of Birds Found Dead In Wilson County~POSTED: 3:27 pm CST January 5, 2011 ~UPDATED: 5:28 pm CST January 6, 2011 Dead pelican count escalates~Published: Wednesday, December 22, 2010 3:05 PM EST United States: TexasNow East Texas also reports hundreds of dead birds~Jan 05, 2011 Canada: Manitoba [Province]10,000s of Birds found dead in Manitoba~1/3/2011 Canada: Québec [Province]Quebec bird deaths stump wildlife officials~Last Updated: January 7, 2011 3:19pm South American Continent: ArgentinaThousands of birds fall from the sky in South America~January 02, 2011 South American Continent: BrazilSimilar unexplained fish deaths, mass-produced worldwide in Brazil and New Zealand.~Jan 05, 2011 Translated Web Article: Mysterious killing of fish in coastal~January/01/2011 at 00:00:00 - Updated on 03/01/2011 at 22:02:54 (Well that's what it says on the website... they do the day and month in the opposite positions...) European Union: ItalyThousands of turtle doves drop dead from the sky in Italy in latest bizarre mass animal deaths~7/01/2011 (January 7th 2011) Translated Article: Faenza: piovono tortore morte (foto)~January 3, 2011 European Union: GermanyRather badly translated article: POL-DN: Tote Greifvögel am Straßenrand~01.03.2011 European Union: SwedenSimilar unexplained fish deaths, mass-produced worldwide in Brazil and New Zealand.~Jan 05, 2011 Why are dead birds falling from the sky?~Wednesday 05 January 2011 MSNBC: Dead bird mystery spreads to Sweden~I don't really know.. European Union: United KingdomConcern as fish die in beauty spot brook~Published on Tue Jan 04, 2011 08:29:03 GMT UK. Dead fish discovered in canal marina near Abergavenny~Sunday, 02 January 2011 Asian Continent: China: Hong KongHong Kong bird tests positive for bird flu~Posted: 23 December 2010 1055 hrs Asian Continent: JapanJapan Is on High Alert as a Virus Infiltrates Bird-Heavy Regions~Published: January 3, 2011 Japan on alert after finding dead birds~Published: Jan. 3, 2011 at 11:08 PM Pacific Ocean: New ZealandHundreds of dead snapper washed up on New Zealand beach~January 5, 2011 Oh and by the way, look at this screenshot: Now watch this video: Radar Detects Unknown Object in Arkansas SkyDon't want to watch that video? Well read this article: Bird deaths: Did NWS Radar Capture Startled Flock?~Wed, 05 Jan 2011 14:03 CST "Last night, Steve Zubrick, the science officer out at the National Weather Service forecast office in Sterling, Virginia, sent me a link to a radar image recorded beginning at 10:21 p.m. Central Time in Little Rock. That's about a half hour before reports began coming in about dead birds falling from the sky in Beebe." And don't forget to look at the photograph: Notice the date on the radar: 1 JAN 11 (meaning: January 1st, 2011 -- because this article was written on Wed, 05 Jan 2011 -- January, 05th, 2011)
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Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 7:24 pm
Obscurus Captain_Shinzo Obscurus Captain_Shinzo Obscurus @Sai Kaitou: I really have no idea what could be causing it. I think some possibilities are more likely than others but I think that everyone involved in investigating this is about ready to just sweep it under the rug. @Captain Shinzo: Would you care to divulge any specifics on your corn pesticide theory? Specific corn types or pesticides, etc.? Well, it is known that throughout those areas, there are large farms of all varieties every which way. People call it the corn crop theory since that's the crops closest. With new years ending, the weather got cold extremely fast. Anyway, the random weather changing was hard for everyone to decide what to do. Usually, the farmers put in new chemicals and pesticides, even test out pesticides. What farmers didn't count on was the animals getting out and about kinda early. When animals start getting into newly sprayed food, it can get bad. Birds wont even realize it until it kicks in later. Then BAM, out cold and for good. That's if the birds all gathered around and fed, then left together too. It makes sense considering the season is changing, so birds are flying together lately. But the pesticides could easily effect other animals, seeping into their habitat and effecting the nearby food. Although, that's just an idea. Other theories would be fireworks. We were shooting off fireworks for a couple days and animals being out would explain that. Doesn't explain the fish, however. My greatest guess would either be the first or or the possible methane deposits around there lately. Methane can really screw with birds and fish, even bees and bats. This would probably be the most possible idea. Things may be done differently further south, but where I'm from the fields are barren right now. Planting (and thus spraying and fertilizing) won't begin for a few more months. My understanding is that Arkansas and much of the rest of the Deep South is under snow right now. They've been under the same frigid cold that the rest of the Eastern US has been under, albeit slightly milder. I honestly don't know of anyone in this hemisphere that plants corn in January. I'm open to specific examples though. It was pointed out to me today that you may have meant the corn left in the field after harvesting, as not all of it can be collected. If that's what you meant, Shinzo, then I agree that it could have been contaminated corn. However, I seem to remember reading that the birds in Beebe didn't have anything in their stomachs. It also wouldn't explain the seemingly global nature of all of this. Just thought I'd follow up so we can avoid further potential confusion in communication.
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Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 10:07 am
turbulence of the polars flipping... poisonous space clouds... deadly ratiation coming in and frying brids.. Hydrogen Cyanide.... man. >< http://www.naturalnews.com/030996_bird_deaths_pole_shift.htmldidn't really expect *this*... unless it's just HAARP's fault or cause.. maybe they caused australia's floods too~ geez~
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 2:40 am
That is really strange picture.
For whatever reason, at 12am January 1st 2011, in Spokane, Washington, 5,000 black birds fell from the sky, their hearts exploded. They blame the fireworks. =/
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Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:55 am
The White Gale Dragonwolf That is really strange picture. For whatever reason, at 12am January 1st 2011, in Spokane, Washington, 5,000 black birds fell from the sky, their hearts exploded. They blame the fireworks. =/
Yeah, I'm sure they were ALL caused by fireworks, you know, seeing as how this has totally happened before and in such large numbers. rolleyes
(Not saying you believe them, but that "explanation" is almost impossible in odds.)
Also, good research info, Supreme Master1.
I think I'll be printing that out to share.
You know, with all of the ufo sightings last year, and this this year with the birds, it's a little hard to say that nothing is going on, that nothing is happening and that everything is fine unless you just want to ignore the shifts and stay in your own world.
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Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 10:37 am
The birds are probably just confused as ******** because the weather keeps changing rapidly from being cold to warm.
For example, I live about an hour from Chicago. At the start of January, a bunch of fish died in Lake Michigan. On New Years Day, it was 50 degrees here and felt like Spring. Most likely, the fish thought it was Spring also, and came up closer to the top of the Lake. Then it got cold again, and they froze.
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