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What I want to know is what is the blue stuff is that was on the birds in a certain area.
Volcanic ash?
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What I want to know is what is the blue stuff is that was on the birds in a certain area.
Is volcanic ash blue?
I don't think so.
No, but they do have the Mississippi river.AGW? Thats funny. AGW is like einstiens theory of everything, no matter what happens you can blame it on AGW.Global warming? Is the end near? You decide.
Given the pattern of the bird and fishkills I would say its likely a result of some unusual vulcanism. SO2 would have the effects on both the birds and the fish that I've seen so far and SO2 is a precurser to a vlocanic event. Not to say that is the reason, but its the only one I've seen so far that makes any sence to all of the recent incidents.
They don't have volcanos in Arkansas.
which incidently connects to the platt river that runs through yellowstone... which also coincidently is conected to the same fault thats causing the recent earthquakes in Utah.Geologically, the state of Mississippi is dominated by the Mississippi Embayment along its western side—not the Mississippi River. This is a deep trough or thin spot in the North American continent where a new ocean tried to form once upon a time, cracking the crustal plate and leaving it weakened ever since. Such a structure is also called an aulacogen ("aw-LACK-o-gen"). The Mississippi River has run down the embayment ever since.
No, but they do have the Mississippi river.AGW? Thats funny. AGW is like einstiens theory of everything, no matter what happens you can blame it on AGW.
Given the pattern of the bird and fishkills I would say its likely a result of some unusual vulcanism. SO2 would have the effects on both the birds and the fish that I've seen so far and SO2 is a precurser to a vlocanic event. Not to say that is the reason, but its the only one I've seen so far that makes any sence to all of the recent incidents.
They don't have volcanos in Arkansas.
which incidently connects to the platt river that runs through yellowstone... which also coincidently is conected to the same fault thats causing the recent earthquakes in Utah.Geologically, the state of Mississippi is dominated by the Mississippi Embayment along its western sidenot the Mississippi River. This is a deep trough or thin spot in the North American continent where a new ocean tried to form once upon a time, cracking the crustal plate and leaving it weakened ever since. Such a structure is also called an aulacogen ("aw-LACK-o-gen"). The Mississippi River has run down the embayment ever since.
Mississippi Geologic Map - Geologic Maps of the 50 United States
additionally the birds that dived in italy are also in a vulcanicly active zone, and the frozen lobster and crabs washing up in GB of course are also as the midatlantic rift is the second most volcanicly active region on earth (next to the ring of fire). CDegassing of SO2 is a precursser to volcanic activity, and its the only gas that fits the bill for each of the areas thats seen these wierd things happenning, In fact in Manatoba yesterday their was another event and degassing was witnessed by inuit tribesman nearby. (the rapid degassing could also explain the frozen lobster... which, could be a boon if a volcano actually blows, fresh fully cooked frozen lobster... no processing)[/QUOTE]
Ok, this is an interesting theory.
To be sure, it was checked last night and the yellowstone culdera magma chamber stuff is off line too. Seems a bit wierd and I know it connects a lot of dots... but they do connect and I can't think of anything else that wouold cause widespread instances of birds and fish suffocating... which is whats killing them. The common thread seems to be its happenning in areas where there could be some degassing events going on and the gass that would be degassed prior to a volcanic activity contains a lot of SO2.No, but they do have the Mississippi river.They don't have volcanos in Arkansas.
which incidently connects to the platt river that runs through yellowstone... which also coincidently is conected to the same fault thats causing the recent earthquakes in Utah.Geologically, the state of Mississippi is dominated by the Mississippi Embayment along its western sidenot the Mississippi River. This is a deep trough or thin spot in the North American continent where a new ocean tried to form once upon a time, cracking the crustal plate and leaving it weakened ever since. Such a structure is also called an aulacogen ("aw-LACK-o-gen"). The Mississippi River has run down the embayment ever since.
Mississippi Geologic Map - Geologic Maps of the 50 United States
additionally the birds that dived in italy are also in a vulcanicly active zone, and the frozen lobster and crabs washing up in GB of course are also as the midatlantic rift is the second most volcanicly active region on earth (next to the ring of fire). CDegassing of SO2 is a precursser to volcanic activity, and its the only gas that fits the bill for each of the areas thats seen these wierd things happenning, In fact in Manatoba yesterday their was another event and degassing was witnessed by inuit tribesman nearby. (the rapid degassing could also explain the frozen lobster... which, could be a boon if a volcano actually blows, fresh fully cooked frozen lobster... no processing)[/QUOTE]
Ok, this is an interesting theory.
My understanding is that it is asymptomatic for hypoxia. which is another commonality in the deaths that I've read aboutWhat I want to know is what is the blue stuff is that was on the birds in a certain area.
Yes big Reb, I saw on the news last night about the polar shift taking place....and we know birds use the magnetic field for travel.
It's more believeablke that the government had killed John Wheeler than it is to think that something that has been done for years every years shooting off fireworks caused the deaths of birds worlkd wide.
So, you don't have any reason that birds are flying at night, huh.....
a firework falling into their roost would cause them to fly.
This must be the first year that we have ever had fireworks display. I doubt we will ever have them again as a nation. I guess the birds at Beebe were spooked by the fireworks world wide. However if thats what you will accept as an answer go for it, eat it up. As for me anything but that is a more logical explaination. How would you explain the mass fish kill in the same state?
So, you don't have any reason that birds are flying at night, huh.....
a firework falling into their roost would cause them to fly.
This must be the first year that we have ever had fireworks display. I doubt we will ever have them again as a nation. I guess the birds at Beebe were spooked by the fireworks world wide. However if thats what you will accept as an answer go for it, eat it up. As for me anything but that is a more logical explaination. How would you explain the mass fish kill in the same state?
You realise we are talking about two different animals, right?
birds =/= fish....
The birds in Beebe were spooked by fireworks. My theory is that once spooked, a lead black bird flew from his roost, cackeling something about "Hope and Change," and the whole flock flew after him. Soon they realised that neither their leader or they could see in the dark, but it was too late; they'd already been flown into the ground.
This must be the first year that we have ever had fireworks display. I doubt we will ever have them again as a nation. I guess the birds at Beebe were spooked by the fireworks world wide. However if thats what you will accept as an answer go for it, eat it up. As for me anything but that is a more logical explaination. How would you explain the mass fish kill in the same state?
You realise we are talking about two different animals, right?
birds =/= fish....
The birds in Beebe were spooked by fireworks. My theory is that once spooked, a lead black bird flew from his roost, cackeling something about "Hope and Change," and the whole flock flew after him. Soon they realised that neither their leader or they could see in the dark, but it was too late; they'd already been flown into the ground.
Why did the fireworks only spook one spieces of bird? And yes there was also a mass fish kill in the same state around the same time. The fireworks cannot be used to explain that
Published: January 8, 2011
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/09/weekinreview/09gorman.html
When 5,000 red-winged blackbirds fell dead on New Years Eve in Arkansas, and 500 more in Louisiana, many people immediately looked for a villain. There was speculation about military tests and pesticides, and a lot of wondering whether the bird deaths and other incidents, including the mass deaths of fish, were linked.
Even very plausible explanations did not allay the suspicion that something sinister must be going on. Why? Because were human. Our minds have evolved to look for patterns, and causative agents. In fact, some thinkers argue that this turn of mind, which evolved as a survival mechanism, ended up predisposing humans to believe in a deity, because when we cant find a natural cause for an apparent pattern or event, we posit a supernatural one. Certainly it predisposed us to look for an interesting culprit for the bird die-offs.
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What really did in the birds?
Melanie Driscoll, a biologist and director of bird conservation for the Gulf of Mexico and Mississippi Flyway for the National Audubon Society, said preliminary tests showed no evidence of viral or bacterial disease, toxins or poisons, but there were reasonable explanations.
In Arkansas, we have eyewitness accounts that professional-grade fireworks were set off in a town near a known blackbird roost, she said, and that birds flushed from the roost and flew in a single direction at lower levels than they would normally fly. We know that they cannot see well in the dark and we know they were seen crashing into buildings and cars and poles. Necropsies show blunt force trauma to brain and breast.
As for the hundreds of red-winged blackbirds found dead in Pointe Coupee Parish, La., a few hundred miles from the Arkansas die-off site, they were found along rural roads under power lines, which are thin and difficult to see at night. The theory is that those birds were also spooked by holiday fireworks, and ran into the lines.
Its worth keeping in mind just how many birds there are when thinking about so-called mass die-offs. Five billion birds die in the U.S. every year, Ms. Driscoll said, so statistically some have to die at the same time. The population of red-winged blackbirds is more than 200 million, she said, and they fly in flocks of 100,000 to 2 million. So 5,000 sounds like a lot of birds, but really it is a relative number.
seriously samson... the fireworks makes no sense when they are showing up dead throughout the world....
Tennessee and in Italy yesterday....with turtle doves and they ALL had a blue substance/coloring in their beaks.
this happened back in 2007 also, 4000 fell from sky in western australia, some in austin texas too....
they never told us why, they couldn't determine it....as far as i know....
You realise we are talking about two different animals, right?
birds =/= fish....
The birds in Beebe were spooked by fireworks. My theory is that once spooked, a lead black bird flew from his roost, cackeling something about "Hope and Change," and the whole flock flew after him. Soon they realised that neither their leader or they could see in the dark, but it was too late; they'd already been flown into the ground.
Why did the fireworks only spook one spieces of bird? And yes there was also a mass fish kill in the same state around the same time. The fireworks cannot be used to explain that
The fireworks spooked a large flock of starlings and blackbirds. Maybe they were the only birds spooked; maybe there were other birds spooked, but they didn't follow the flock of blackbirds and starlings
I'm certain all sorts of animals in AR died on New Years Day: doesn't mean they all died from the same "mysterious" cause.
The fireworks spooked a large flock of starlings and blackbirds. Maybe they were the only birds spooked; maybe there were other birds spooked, but they didn't follow the flock of blackbirds and starlings
I'm certain all sorts of animals in AR died on New Years Day: doesn't mean they all died from the same "mysterious" cause
seriously samson... the fireworks makes no sense when they are showing up dead throughout the world....
Tennessee and in Italy yesterday....with turtle doves and they ALL had a blue substance/coloring in their beaks.
this happened back in 2007 also, 4000 fell from sky in western australia, some in austin texas too....
they never told us why, they couldn't determine it....as far as i know....
All the experts are shrugging these events off as circumstantial coincidences and massive flock die-offs have always occurred, so without some positive lab results I have a harder time believing it is anything other than that...
seriously samson... the fireworks makes no sense when they are showing up dead throughout the world....
Tennessee and in Italy yesterday....with turtle doves and they ALL had a blue substance/coloring in their beaks.
this happened back in 2007 also, 4000 fell from sky in western australia, some in austin texas too....
they never told us why, they couldn't determine it....as far as i know....
All the experts are shrugging these events off as circumstantial coincidences and massive flock die-offs have always occurred, so without some positive lab results I have a harder time believing it is anything other than that...
seriously samson... the fireworks makes no sense when they are showing up dead throughout the world....
Tennessee and in Italy yesterday....with turtle doves and they ALL had a blue substance/coloring in their beaks.
this happened back in 2007 also, 4000 fell from sky in western australia, some in austin texas too....
they never told us why, they couldn't determine it....as far as i know....
All the experts are shrugging these events off as circumstantial coincidences and massive flock die-offs have always occurred, so without some positive lab results I have a harder time believing it is anything other than that...
i wonder if they have statistics to show us that can support this? Like can they show us the occurrences of such massive bird deaths over the last 2 decades, and the trend of such, that shows us that these deaths are not increasing over this time period?
They probably have these figures, otherwise how could they state it is not abnormal...? i sure wish they would release them, so the math nuts like me could review them....!
Mass Animal Deaths Tracked by Google Maps : Discovery News"Aflockalypse," as the Washington Post and other news outlets are calling the bird die offs, can now be studied, along with the other animal deaths, online at the single Google webpage.
Mass Animal Deaths Tracked by Google Maps
The recent mass deaths of birds, fish, crabs, manatees, penguins and other animals are now being tracked by Google Maps.
Mass Animal Deaths - Google Maps
SEE ALSO: Birds Falling From the Sky Not Unusual
The events appear to all date from December 2010 to the present -- likely a choice of the map's creators, since previous events could have also been documented. The majority of the events are shown to have occurred in the United States, but the map also charts the following:
* "100 tons of fish" dead in South America
* "Hundreds of snapper" perished in New Zealand
* "Thousands of fish" were found floating dead in the Philippines
* "150 tons of red tilapias" died in Thailand
* "Scores of dead fish" in Haiti
* 50-100 Jackdaws dead in Norway
* Over 300 doves dead in Italy
and several more.