Thanks, ofhumandescent! Appreciate the positive feedback.
I have recently begun reading up on "sky falls," reports of things falling out of the sky such as fish, frogs, rocks, meat, blood .. and birds. I'm
sure most of us have, at one time or another, seen a bird fly into glass, fall to the ground, and die. It's unfortunate and unpleasant, but it
happens. Birds don't have sonar or radar - if they can't
see it, they can't avoid it.
I'm intrigued to have come across quite a few reports of birds falling out of the sky that are still alive, and according to witness reports exhibit
behavior (twitching, flopping about, weakly trying to flap their wings or get up, etc.) which is identical to behavior that I have observed in birds
who've just smacked into a window.
So, I have to wonder .. in cases where a few dozen birds fall out of the sky and die, and autopsies fail to reveal any pathogen responsible for their
deaths .. could they have run into a cloaked UFO?
Officially these reports are blamed on smoke, pesticides, "a cloud of ammonia in the sky," or sometimes the official word is basically "we don't
know what killed them, but it's not a threat to the human population so don't worry about it." Huh?
Suppose they discovered that the birds had died of broken necks and head injuries, and released that information. The probable response from the
public would be "well, what did they run into?" We know that the occasional bird may run afoul of a plane, but not a whole flock - after all, they
can see it. Releasing such results would create a whole new mystery that officialdom would NOT want to deal with, so instead they tell us "it wasn't
West Nile, don't worry about it" or give pesticide and ammonia cloud explanations.
Note also that in many cases, workers are dispatched to pick up the birds with extreme haste, sometimes collecting them while they are still falling.
Of course you can say that dead birds are unpleasant and disturbing to have lying about, but still .. how often does officialdom respond with such
alacrity to take care of something that is merely unpleasant or "looks bad?"
Of course you see where I am going with this, and I won't run my theory too much further into the ground. In some cases I wonder if birds actually
run into a solid object that is cloaked, or if perhaps the energy fields that surround UFOs, perhaps even the cloaking field itself, are harmful to
the birds and cause them to die so quickly that they literally fall out of the sky. Although I know perfectly well that sick and injured birds will go
to desperate lengths to hide their condition, acting as normal as they possibly can, I also know that flying takes a great deal of energy, and energy
is what a sick bird runs out of very quickly. I would logically expect that sick birds would fall out of trees dead after being perched for a while,
too sick to fly, than that they would succumb to illness in mid-flight.
More evidence for my theory?