Whole flock of birds falls dead from the sky

...yeah, I don't buy "they flew into the ground" even in the slightest. Birds will do any number of strange things when confronted with a hunting raptor, but committing mass suicide by flying headlong into the ground is not one of them. That's an even more ridiculous assertion than "They flew into a cloaked UFO!"

The biggest bird of prey that attacks other birds in this country is the periguim falcon.. and there not very gig.. so i dont think they were attacked.. could have been ball lightning or electrical intereferance which would cause mucles to contract e.g. the claws would curl up and wings would stop flapping.. etc etc.. Im pretty sure im right on this.. let me know if you think im wrong.. I do remember reading about 10yrs ago a documentary re: electromagnetic waves/disturbances that were found in abundance in Grt Britain. They speculated that it was caused by all the quantum testing that was bei... [More]

Obviously, looking at me, I'm a simple mind. Though no one can be sure.. I just can't see how a group of birds so large could just change direction and fall to their end. Even if they did lose control, you'd think they'd regain it somewhere in mid-fall.. or atleast ONE of them. There's no telling what did this, but I BET you it isn't too 'ORDINARY'..

Animals know when something is going to happen... Could something in the earth have caused them to loose control and crash?

I checked this thread out because i had no idea what a starling was lol

Animals know when something is going to happen... Could something in the earth have caused them to loose control and crash? Yes, the birds considered the current state of affairs in the world and commited suicide, lest they be subjected to what's to come. I know this because one of the birds "tweeted' me.

Some kind of atmospheric pressure weirdness? Can there be odd pockets of different atmospheric pressure? That could mess up a little body, I'd think.

Yes, the birds considered the current state of affairs in the world and commited suicide, lest they be subjected to what's to come. I know this because one of the birds "tweeted' me. They should have stuck it out, they might have "chirped" up a bit.

I'm waiting for Uri Geller to somehow claim this one....

that is all I have to say about this.