More Dead Birds. With a Twist?, page 3

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Radiation would affect birds before humans. (Japan incident)

Someone that finds these birds ought to take them to a vet or vet student and check them out, also highly consider the radiation theory............but do not report it to the CDC as they are a part of the government I don't trust.

We have had a lot of beautiful adult robins.

Haven't seen any babies yet though and I'm in Illinois.

Will ask around.

Sad, and I could see a few here or there the the numbers are escalating with just a few of the ATS members.

Maybe it's a bio hazard thing being "tried out" again it's a sad day when you don't trust your government........and I'm talking nationally. I've met and like my local government (village).

reply posted on 4-6-2011 @ 04:15 AM by CN1018

I live in Arkansas as well, although I haven't seen any dead birds. It has been really hot in the high 90's here, which leads me to believe baby birds in enclosed nests may have died due to the heat.

Also, they are spraying for mosquitoes here and lightening bugs are out already too.

The only thing I've noticed out of the ordinary is the massive amount of gnats at Bear Creek Lake when I went fishing the other day.

I will keep my eyes open for baby birds now, thanks for the info.

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reply posted on 4-6-2011 @ 04:34 AM by violet

Strange and sad.
Glad you got the photos to post.

reply posted on 4-6-2011 @ 05:17 AM by boo1981

Very sad and very strange that no insects are eating away at them.
I know when i've seen dead birds/rats/mice there are insects all over them.

Seem to be a lot of death going on!

reply posted on 4-6-2011 @ 05:26 AM by KamiKazeKenji

I've been bugged about this situation, but once I read your sentence, "No other animals will have anything to do with them. No ants. No beetles. Cats aren't dragging them off. They are just sitting there decomposing." it just hit me - something VERY strange is going on. I have NEVER seen any dead animal, roadkill or not, that was not covered by ants, worms, or teeth marks in my time. This is strange. VERY strange.

reply posted on 4-6-2011 @ 05:46 AM by bhornbuckle75

reply to post by JayinAR

While I am pretty hesitant to suggest that a dozen or so dead baby birds, even from two locations is much more than a coincedance (most of the 'mass bird deaths' I've read about have involved at least a hundred or more) I found one thing that you said curious enough that I felt I should comment....The strange 'blue' coloring on their head. I know that blue stains (usually on the beak) have been reported in pretty much all of these mass bird death stories....Such as this one that I just found doing a random search on the web.....That does lend some credibility to your experience......So who knows?

reply posted on 4-6-2011 @ 06:14 AM by sevenfacedsin

reply to post by JayinAR

Not necessarily the same thing going on, but up here in my neck of the woods in Massachusetts we are seeing adult birds dying. Not in mass like what was happening in Beebe and those other places. I believe that the type of bird we are seeing are sparrows.
They started dying off a few days before the tornadoes came through up here, and they are continuing to go.