Birds fall out of sky, dead.

[Naykid]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1343962/Thousands-birds-Arkansas-killed-mid-air-trauma-fireworks--500-MORE-birds-dead-Louisiana.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

So, what do ya'll think?  Was it fireworks?  Military?  Aliens?  Govt?  Pesticides?

I don't think it was fireworks, wouldn't this happen every year on the 4th of July?  I do find this a bit strange.

[personalreality]

I heard them talking about this on Eliot in the Morning (a morning show out of DC) yesterday.  They also mentioned thousands of dead fish like a hundred miles away or something.

But they said that everyone in the state is really weirded out by it.  Like they just don't know what to do or say.

But I'm reminded of that show that was on recently that I assume didn't get renewed.  I don't remember what it was called, but like everyone in the world passed out for a few minutes or something and had dreams of the future.  In that show, a bunch of birds died....

[NoY]

it was called flashforwards i was reminded of it aswell

:NoY:

[CFTraveler]

A  friend of mine (a farmer) used to live downwind from the Tropicana fields in Florida, and he used to raise guinea fowl.  Around once a year the orange farm would get aerially sprayed, and he would lose all his fowl, and birds dropped from the sky when it was done in the winter.  I guess it has to do with migratory patterns.  If the birds were on a specific route when the spraying was done (or when the fireworks were used) it really wouldn't surprise me.
Maybe because of changing conditions, the birds could have changed course and were in the wrong place at the wrong time, which is a shame.

On edit:
I guess in such a massive death (my tv news just reported on it as I write this) something else must be up- my first thought was some sort of pulse wave or radiation hit.  Which is really scary if you live in Arkansas, or whereabouts.

[CFTraveler]

Well, here's one possibility:  http://www.naturalnews.com/030914_dead_fish_birds.html

It's not mentioned in this article, but migratory birds that are usually carnivores (bug eaters, etc.) normally change their diet before a long migration to berries and fruits, possibly because of the vitamins, etc.   So if they all of a sudden ate a bunch of poisoned fruit (Monsanto frankenfoods, anyone?) and took off, it's possible that they all died at the same time.
For sure it wasn't disease- disease doesn't kill off thousands of individuals at the same time, all of a sudden.

[Naykid]

I thought it might be some kind of wave.  I read that the birds they have dissected, did not die of poison, they say they had trauma which included some kind of blood clots.  I don't know, maybe hundreds of birds can get scared and run into each other causing death.  Seems weird though.

[CFTraveler]

Yes, but it wasn't just birds- there were also thousands of fish.  A pulse wave might do the job, though.  Which makes me think, who is testing pulse bombs?  Kind of creepy, if you ask me.

[AstralBeginnings]

My initial thought is Chemtrails (if they are true) - not sure if that explains the fish though?

[Pauli2]

sub-marine antenna pulse waves

[kailaurius]

Also, the bird incident didn't happen in a small concentrated area.  It happened in parts of Arkansas and Louisiana.  It also happened in south Louisiana over 300 miles away from the reported incident on Monday.  I have no idea whether chemtrails are true or not either, but it seems to make more sense than any other explanations I've heard from the media thus far.  According to conspiracy theories, these "chemtrails" have been going on for at least a couple decades, so if it was chemtrails then they might have sprayed a much higher concentration of the stuff on that day than what they normally spray.  From what they say it affects the soil, so again, if it's true then it possibly could've affected the fish in the water.  But again, nothing but pure speculation on my part.  Just entertaining my own curiosity.   

[CFTraveler]

I still like the pulse bomb theory- if it somehow bounced off the water and went up.  I don't even know if this is possible, but,  I'm speculating too.
Also, if it was launched on New Year's Day, it could be taken as firework noises.

ps. Are drumfish 'shallow water' fish, or deep water fish?

[Pauli2]

Dead birds fell from the sky in Sweden, date 2011-01-04: http://www.dn.se/nyheter/sverige/doda-faglar-aven-i-falkoping

Edit: it seemed to be up to 100 Swedish birds.

[Naykid]

Yeah, the media's theories are about retarded.  What was the time difference with the fish, did they die at the same time or was there a delay.  This is interesting, I have to say that. 

Hey Pauli, what are sub-marine antenna pulse waves anyways?  I with ya on the pulse wave stuff CF.  I think it could be our space craft or a true alien craft..   If you drew a line meeting up all these places, does it make a flight pattern??

[daytona955]

The UK press are speculating that it was a methane cloud?

[Pauli2]

Hey Pauli, what are sub-marine antenna pulse waves anyways?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_low_frequency