Dozens of birds tumble out of a sky in puzzling ‘mortality event’

The Canadian Wildlife Service is questioning a “mortality event” in that dozens of birds literally fell from a sky on a highway nearby Tsawwassen, B.C.

People were repelled to declare a birds, believed to be starlings, thrust to a belligerent nearby a BC Ferries depot on Sept. 14.

It is misleading either they were passed before attack a ground.

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‘It was horrible’

Kevin Beech says a stage was something suggestive to an Alfred Hitchcock movie.

“The bad tiny guys were in blood pools and stuff. It was horrible,” he said.

He took a design and posted it on Facebook, where it was common hundreds of times. 

Those who witnessed a eventuality told Beech it was like a mass self-murder as a birds, believed to be starlings, crashed to a belligerent in a large group.

A passed bird found nearby a packet terminal. (Belle Puri/CBC)

Shawn Phillips was on his approach to collect adult someone from a packet depot when he says he saw “swarms of birds doing aerial events.”

He said one of a groups did a loop and afterwards dived true into a ground. 

“Man it was unexpected. It was imaginary to see. It was scary to see,” Phillips said.

He pulled over though said, “there were no survivors”.

Post-mortem examination

The “mortality event” is being investigated by a Canadian Wildlife Service and a Delta Wildlife Shelter.

The carcasses of a birds were collected and sent to a laboratory for a post-mortem examination to establish a illusive means of death, according to Environment Canada migratory bird biologist Laurie Wilson.

“We won’t know a means of genocide until a birds have been examined,” she said.

Rob Hope of a OWL Orphaned Wildlife centre, thinks a birds might have been malnourished and stressed. (CBC)

Rob Hope from the OWL Orphaned Wildlife reconstruction centre in Delta, B.C., speculates that a deaths were related to emigration and craving and that inclement continue might have stressed a birds.

“Most of a flocking birds during this time of a year … will not usually be stressed though malnourished and that can means their bodies to close down and only dump from a sky.”

Common materialisation in Indian village

There have been reports of mass bird deaths elsewhere in a world.

Bird carcasses spawn a highway in Jatinga, India. (Hot Leisures)

In India, a tiny encampment called Jatinga is famous for a phenomenon. For a few months in a fall, hundreds of bird fly during high speed and pile-up into a towering shallow during night, causing bird carcasses to be sparse opposite a hollow below. Locals trust immorality spirits are responsible.

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