Raining Black Birds in Arkansas
 

No poison found in birds that fell on town - U.S. news - Environment - msnbc.com

I wonder what happened... :confused:

Flash Forward

X-Files; Bermuda Triangle
 

My guess is migrating birds flew through an inversion with freezing rain. I believe the weather in the area at the time supported that.

I don't think birds can fly any better than General Aviation aircraft with a layer of ice.

Evidence melted and gone by morning when people noticed them.

But what about the 100,000 fish killed at about the same time 125 miles away?

Death ray, no doubt. Those fish did not ice up. Birds don't ice up either, they have more sense than most pilots, when was the last time you saw a flock of birds ice up and auger in en masse?:D


Death ray or perhaps both flock and school had a Jim Jones with a vat of inviting but deadly idealogical Kool-Aid(tm).

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AOL News ^ | January 3, 2010 | Mara Gay

Posted on Monday, January 03, 2011 14:11:06 by Pinkbell

Thousands of dead fish have turned up in an Arkansas river just days after 3,000 birds mysteriously dropped dead from the sky, but authorities say the deaths are not related.

An estimated 100,000 dead drum fish are floating along a 20-mile stretch of the Arkansas River and washing up on the river's banks near the town of Ozark in the northwestern part of the state.

The dead fish were discovered just after 3,000 red-wing blackbirds fell from the sky in the town of Beebe, more than 100 miles from the site of the dead fish.

Officials, who tripled the early estimates of the number of dead birds, said the bird deaths may have been caused by lightning or by stress from fireworks and said they were unrelated to the fish kill.

Fish kills happen every year, but kills of this size are relatively rare. Hundreds more drum fish are sick and have been sent to the University of Arkansas for testing.

Andrew Goodwin, the associate director of the University of Arkansas' Aquaculture and Fisheries Center, said he didn't believe the deaths were caused by pollutants. "It's unlikely to be a toxin," Goodwin told AOL News by phone today.

Instead, Goodwin said he suspected that the drum fish may have experienced a population boom this summer that created more competition for food and sapped the weaker ones of their ability to fight off disease.

"It's your classic boom and bust," he said. "A group of fish will go into a population boom, and then they're competing for food, so they may not be in really good condition. Then during a cold snap the environment changes with the temperature, and their immune systems are compromised and can't always fight infection."

Death ray is not the answer..

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Big deal, there's hundreds of dead fish and birds at my local supermarket. I don't see the news covering that.

1.21 jigawatts. Just sayin'.

If you are really out there maybe it is a scalar weapon. Just look it up on google. http://www.angelfire.com/oz/cv/scalarweapons.html

Not saying it couldn't be a weapon of some sort but this seems just a little to crazy.