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Oops! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/05/dead-birds-fall-from-sky_n_804591.html

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wow rude whats going on, as assassin been on holiday there lol

interesting read

Bird deaths: Did NWS radar capture startled flock?

Weather radar in Little Rock, Ark. may have captured an image of a flock of birds as they rose from nighttime roosts near Beebe, Ark. on New Year's Eve. Thousands of redwing blackbirds were later found dead on the ground nearby.

Such radar images of bird flocks are not unusual. Weather radar sites near the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland and Delaware sometimes capture the radar reflections of flocks of birds as they rise into the sky at sunrise on summer mornings.

Last night, Steve Zubrick, the science officer out at the National Weather Service forecast office in Sterling, Va., sent me a link to a radar image recorded beginning at 10:21 p.m. Central Time in Little Rock. That's about a half hour before reports began coming in about dead birds falling from the sky in Beebe.

The loop shows rainstorms moving away to the north and east of the radar. But at a spot about 25 nautical miles northeast of the radar, an unusual reflection appears, expands and moves off to the southeast with the prevailing winds. It's the green blob on the still radar image above.

"Could these returns be birds disturbed from the nightly roosting sites?" Steve asks.

"Given what was on radar...just a few light showers moving NE and examination of surface obs within 30nm of this area showed nothing unusual (no high wind gusts, eg). There were a few positive lightning strikes about 50-55 nautical miles to the SE over Arkansas County around 0430 UTC. Positive lightning strikes carry much more current then negative strikes...and have a much bigger "boom" then negative strikes. Still, they were located 55 miles away...although it would not be entirely impossible other lightning (non-cloud-to-ground) could have occurred.

"But I don't have any data that could show that (i.e., there is no lightning detection network that I know of in that area that would pick up the "total" lightning (e.g., within cloud or cloud-to-air)

"I'd say there is not a meteorological explanation. Exploding fireworks sounds like the most plausible...given the time of year...New Year's Eve...and that many folks like to shoot off fireworks to celebrate the New Year."

wasn't me, got my alibi was with gf.

Compilation of most of the stories from around the world - its all very creepy.

-> http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread646870/pg1

Interesting find. More theories at http://www.naturalnews.com/030914_dead_fish_birds.html

Good link rude. Some good theories there.

I'd not be at all surprised if the bird deaths were something to do with some kind of horrible misfire by the HAARP project in Alaska, despite the US claiming its "research", its well established that it has enough power to do some pretty impressive tricks in the upper atmosphere.

HAARP -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Frequency_Active_Auroral_Research_Program

A map! http://www.prisonplanet.com/the-birds-mapping-the-global-mass-animal-deaths-graveyard.html

nice link rude

Aye! But i cannot take the 'credit' for internet trawling. The link was on my f.b wall- posted by Angel_x lol

you're probably right there assassin. When I was in Grimsby I saw loads of dead fish and they were all in ice too so there must be a link.

Saw a report this weekend on the starlings mass suicide. Post mortems reveal they had been feeding on grape, the leftovers from wine making which was fermented and alcoholic. So, they were just totally bevvied and died from alochol poisoning. Makes all the conspiracy theorists look a bit daft don't it?????