The second unexplained mass bird death within a week has been discovered in the southern United States, this time in the state of Louisiana, officials said Tuesday.The latest incident affected some 500 birds which were discovered dead in Pointe Coupee Parish, said Olivia Watkins of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.
I have an idea (look out)...these birds and the red wing blackbirds that died in Arkansas...could they have been feeding on aquatic insects on the Louisiana coast that were contaminated with oil and dispersants? Were the Arkansas birds migratory? Did they perhaps stop on the coast and fill up for the next leg of the flight, and somewhere over Arkansas, the digestion process reached the poisoning point?
Hey, it may be wrong, but it's not illogical.
Of course, neither is government experiments on species-targeting warfare.
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