Birds acting strange !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

any reports maybe solar activity

maybe they are cold, hungry whatever and just want "in" ? open the window ;)

sunshine and 78 degrees

Being forced south faster than usual by weather in the north. Confused and hungry. Toss them some granola.

86 Bible Verses about Birds


[link to www.openbible.info]

Any that fit this situation?

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Magnetic storms can cause many different phenomena to occur. Not only do birds, such as the reported blackbirds, pelicans, penguins and eagles, lose their bearings and fall dead from exhaustion and hunger, but radio transmissions can be lost, there can be radiation from too much solar power, and high-energy charged particles can bombard the Earth due to the breach in the magnetic "shield" wrapping the planet.. Magnetic storms can also trigger changes in the Earth's crust, which may lead to increases in landslides, mudslides, earthquakes, and volcano eruptions".

also "3 x sun flares have occurred recently...eyes open




and thanks for openbible link

Matthew 6:26



Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they?


Maybe this as I am involved in helping some homeless men right now

The Symbols of Christianity: Birds of the Bible

[link to www.godweb.org]

Solar Activity Effects on Pigeons

How do pigeons navigate?

Racing homing pigeons navigate incredible distances with apparent ease. A champion racing pigeon can be released 400 miles from its home loft, in a place it has never been before, and return within 1 day. The last 40 miles of its journey, the bird navigates by sight. But over the other 360 miles, the pigeon determines its way home by "sensing" the Earth's magnetic fields. We are not yet sure exactly how this mechanism works, but it does work -- extremely well.

How can the Sun affect racing pigeons?
When there is especially strong activity on the Sun, such as a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME), unusually strong surges of solar wind (charged particles from the Sun) can create a geomagnetic storm which distorts the Earth's normal magnetic field. The pigeons can no longer rely on their normal guidance system and may become lost. Thus wise pigeon racers, especially those in very northern areas, keep track of solar activity and do not fly their birds under certain geomagnetic conditions.

[link to solar-center.stanford.edu]

Curious on how a magnetic pole shift would effect them?

A partridge in a pear tree I think is what you were trying to say.

About 2 weeks ago we had two birds hit a window and die, about 2hrs apart. Then about 3-4 hours ago there was a 3rd. He survived

Demonic activity?

Sounds t'me like there's a predator around. They get loud and hit windows when that happens. Here in CO it is Kitterils or sparrow hawks and other smaller hawks that are attracted to activity where a variety of birds feed.

This happens here every 3-4 weeks, and the behavior of your birds does sound like a reaction to sudden predator ambush.

Fact of life for our feathered darlings. In fact this happens more when they're competing for a food source like bird feeders.

True. Not magical though.

Just finished working out outside and yes 100% more bird activity. There were four birds fighting or playing in the bushes and they are extra loud today, I didn't think too much of it until I saw this post

Where R U? I am in SF bay area. I just picked up a sparrow smaller bird with spotted breast outside my window. We did have high winds last night. No fog here today though.

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It's the greys

Do you live in Harrisville, Rhode Island?

Incident angle of the sunrays this time of year probably creates an ideal reflective condition. Put blue masking tape, or suction cup knick-knacks on the window(s) to keep them safe.

Sounds t'me like there's a predator around. They get loud and hit windows when that happens. Here in CO it is Kitterils or sparrow hawks and other smaller hawks that are attracted to activity where a variety of birds feed.

This happens here every 3-4 weeks, and the behavior of your birds does sound like a reaction to sudden predator ambush.
Could also be a cat.
Sparrows have a special language for 'cat' warning which sounds like "ka-ka-ka-ka-ka-ka-ka"..if you hear that you can bet there's a cat somewhere around too close for comfort.

Fact of life for our feathered darlings. In fact this happens more when they're competing for a food source like bird feeders.

True. Not magical though.


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ROFL I grew up there!!!
Serious there and Pascoag.
Is that a conjuring comment?

Laters
Go Broncos

There's probably a cat or hawk around, and sometimes, an occasional owl sleeping somewhere nearby.

The earths core has stopped

South Texas

I don't know about the birds but I noticed that the cows were really loud and vocal this morning. Something was bothering them.

older article but good
Migration and Solar Activity

Birds and many other animals are known to use the Earth's magnetic field to orientate. Birds for example at night, and whales out at sea.

It is also known that disruptions to this magnetic field occur from time to time, but the effect these have on animal migration is a matter of conjecture.

Maybe the birds ringed (banded) during the 'Hummingbird Festival' will provide some clues. Will their routes south be any different this year?

[link to suite101.com]

also not talked about but airplanes

Thread: Space Weather RADIATION Balloon launched

Must be the Season of the Witch.

Just a joke OP, I'm not calling you retard.

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