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reply posted on 10-1-2007 @ 12:54 AM by kaptain disfunct





these pictures were from my local newspaper today along with an article about how these sterlings have settled in a graveyard. Some friends and I went down to this cemetery to see them; I've never seen anything creepier in my life.


reply posted on 10-1-2007 @ 01:04 AM by Tea
I'm with Snowman on this one. I, too, wondered if HAARP was 100% online.



reply posted on 10-1-2007 @ 02:01 AM by HaTaX



reply posted on 10-1-2007 @ 02:14 AM by zorgon
Originally posted by Alien_Gamer
Its the end of the world as we know it!!!!!!! lol I always wanted to say that but never had a good reason for it.
I hope it doesn't get worse...quickly...since it most likely will get worse to "some" extent.


You know what they say be careful what you wish for...

Britain Joins the fold....
Bird deaths outbreak investigated.... blame "unusually hot weather"...
BBC NEWS

Alaska is heard from....
Bird deaths puzzle Unalaska
SHEARWATERS: Captain said hail of creatures hit his boat for up to 30 minutes.
By ALEX deMARBAN and CRAIG MEDRED
Anchorage Daily News
Published: September 1, 2006
Last Modified: September 2, 2006 at 01:43 AM

More than 1,600 sea bird carcasses have washed onto Unalaska shores over the last two days in a mysterious die-off that scientists are scrambling to understand.
ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS



The Bahamas chimes in...

Bahamas Investigates Bird Deaths, PAHO
SOURCE


India...

Mysterious Bird Deaths Jatinga in the northeastern state of Assam, India
SOURCE

France steps up to the podium...

INVESTIGATION INTO BIRD DEATHS

FRANCE: French authorities carry out tests into causes of deaths of 4,000 birds on farm.

The French authorities have ordered urgent tests to be carried out following the death of several thousand chickens on a farm in eastern France.

A total of 4,000 birds out of a flock of 7,500 died, but the remaining birds have shown no signs of distress.

The French agriculture ministry said the initial post mortem tests did not show any signs that the deaths could have been caused by avian influenza.

SOURCE



Flamingo Deaths Spark Bird Flu Probe in Bahamas

Rains, not flu, blamed for 1000's of Malawi bird deaths

During the winter of 1994-95, between 20,000 and 40,000 birds died at the Silva agricultural reservoir near León in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico


Monday 10 January 2005. INVESTIGATION INTO BIRD DEATHS. The State Government has immediately requested a report into bird fatalities at WMC’s Olympic Dam Southern Australia


CAMEROON: Mounting bird deaths spark fears of widespread bird flu

Its worse


[edit on 10-1-2007 by zorgon]


reply posted on 10-1-2007 @ 03:22 AM by rachel07
I am quite concerned with this phenomenon. I don't think it is bird flu, as that is viral and wouldn't leave a metallic taste in the area, as it did in Austin, Texas.

I am of the opinion that it is a neurotoxin of some sort. I have been keeping notes on my whiteboard. The poison results in Texas showed negative on the birds that died there. However, there are toxins that aren't always apparent upon first analysis.

The metallic taste experienced by the residents suggests something like mercury. or something similiar. The people collecting the birds were wearing hazmets suits which indicates that it is chemical and not viral, if it was viral they would have had to quarantine the public in the area.

I think something was released into the atmosphere, and as birds migrate they picked it up and it caused damage to their neuro pathways hence the inability to fly, convulsions and awkward movements.

I suffer with spastic paraplegia after being exposed to a large number of neurotoxins in gaseous form back in the 80's. Hence, I am of the opinion that it could even be a combination of neurotoxins that has been released into the atmosphere.

So far, here in the UK nothing of that nature has come to light to my knowledge. I will let you know if something crops up in the local news about something similiar, I will let you know.

It seems to be affecting Canada, and the States at the moment. Nevertheless, it has me concerned. I have had seeds of rare plants dropped in my garden from birds. We don't use toxins in our garden at all. We don't believe in it. However, we have noticed a reduction in the number of migratory birds visiting our garden and that does worry me, as some of the birds have travelled from the States.

We did have two bird deaths in our garden. One young bird that fell from it's nest and another one that died from a cat attack. There was a puncture wound. We keep food out for the birds, as their food is not being replenished in the wild. We love watching them come into the garden and hearing them sing.

I will pray that the birds aren't affected here in the UK,as I enjoy listening to them singing. Mind you, the weather hasn't been kind to them, as some started singing their mating songs thinking it was Spring, and not Winter. So, if they lay eggs, and the temps drop there is going to be a substantial loss that way.


reply posted on 10-1-2007 @ 04:02 AM by undo
so within the last year we have the following dead bird reports:

1. 3400 ducks die in Idaho
www.abovetopsecret.com...

2. Dozens of Crows die in Maine www.sunjournal.com...

3. Downtown Austin Texas closes from 65 dead birds

4. Australia, 1000's of birds die
www.theaustralian.news.com.au...

5. Add Vietnam to the Dead Bird List
www.watchermagazine.com...


6. Britian, back in September - Garden Birds
news.bbc.co.uk...

7. Alaska, back in September - 1,600 dead shearwaters
www.adn.com...

8. Bahamas, back in March - 15 flamingos
www.medicalnewstoday.com...

9. France, 4000 birds
www.meatnews.com...

10. Cameroon, back in March 240 chickens
www.irinnews.org...

could someoone post the link for austin?


reply posted on 10-1-2007 @ 04:16 AM by undo
perhaps it's preparatory for an insect invasion. remove the natural predators.
check out the size of these yellow jacket nests:

j-walkblog.com.../weblog/comments/yellow_jackets_in_alabama/

Until recently, an insect expert could go an entire career without seeing more than a couple of yellow jacket nests larger than a basketball --- until now.

This year, entomologists with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System have encountered something previously unimaginable --- 16 super-sized yellow jacket nests throughout southern and central Alabama.

The size of these nests is like nothing they’ve ever seen.
www.aces.edu...
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