Anyone here from Arkansas?
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whoa,...whoa,...let's not be hasty with the closing of threads.....
we could post jessica alba pics here instead?
we could post jessica alba pics here instead?
I could but would rather leave it open, as some folks who don't frequent the Politics forum might miss this strange occurrence.
I don't frequent the Politics forum and only knew the thread was there because of this one.
The number of birds dead is up from a thousand to 5,000. That is a lot of red wing black birds. Well, 4,999 red wing black birds... and one duck.
And the 100,000 fish of one species dying 125 miles away from the bird incident is equally weird. Together? One has to wonder.
The number of birds dead is up from a thousand to 5,000. That is a lot of red wing black birds. Well, 4,999 red wing black birds... and one duck.
And the 100,000 fish of one species dying 125 miles away from the bird incident is equally weird. Together? One has to wonder.
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Wait a minute...someone here doesn't frequent the Politics forum!?!? Inconceivable!!! Off with their head!!!
sorry.
sorry.
whoa,...whoa,...let's not be hasty with the closing of threads.....
we could post jessica alba pics here instead?
This is her impression of Celine Dion.
That is weird. It's been all over the news. Dead fish, birds dropping out of the sky, you know that that means! That's right...
Ok, now flocks of red wing black birds and crows are falling out of the sky dead in Louisiana and Kentucky. WTH?
Are jackdaws related to the crow or the red wing black birds?
If it is now a world wide die off, it seems there is something more going on here than a hail storm or fireworks in Arkansas.
If it is now a world wide die off, it seems there is something more going on here than a hail storm or fireworks in Arkansas.
Jackdaws and crows are both corvids. I'm not sure about redwing blackbirds.
Hold on. Wiki is my friend.....
Hold on. Wiki is my friend.....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red-winged_Blackbird
It's a passerine, same family as the sparrow and other perching birds.
It's a passerine, same family as the sparrow and other perching birds.
The plot thickens. Perhaps you should ask to have the thread renamed to something more pertinent -- Armageddon 101... Flight of the Dead Birds... or something.
yeah I'm in Arkansas and it's not much of a concern. Watching out for potential snow/ice is of much greater concern.