Okay so it's firework time. Will we see more bird die offs?

Originally posted by Mapkar
reply to post by chrismicha77

 

This adds another level of mystery to the story of the die offs now that the fireworks are over for the most part on the east coast of the USA. No news of major die offs or anything...

It wasn't fireworks that caused it.

It was used as an explanation to an event they had no reason for.

reply to post by chrismicha77

No, plenty of flocking birds this time of year, esp blackbirds.

But they don't swarm as they do in the fall/winter do they? I am from Louisiana and I recall them always being around but not in the heavy roosting numbers like the winter. That is when they roost so heavily that officials have to scatter them and treat an area from all the poo.
Man, I miss Albert's Pike, had a many a good times there>

Peace,
spec

so fourth of July is over and no reports of bird deaths. They went crazy with the fireworks here. ON new years eve there was only one of two professional shows. I knew it wasn't fireworks!

reply to post by speculativeoptimist


I wouldn't say as much but, there is def flocks that have good numbers.

reply to post by lurker007


Huh? I live in Oklahoma and heard nothing about burn bans.