Whats the title of this thread?
Nothing to do with flying fish.
I don't think anyone here but you has any clue about what you talking about brownout.
At what point did you come to the conclusion that anyone was talking about flying fish or that this thread had anything to do with flying fish?
Well I will be the first to admit that I certainly don't have your level of intellect and/or understandings of the world and you have more than made that clear countless times now.
So can we get back to the topic of the thread now?
You could choose to avoid matching wits by not making childish personal remarks, but I'm not so naive to think you will stop.
USGS National Wildlife Center has found the birds have internal "blunt force" trauma. They believe the birds were frightened by loud noises:
**broken link removed**
That tends to happen when you fall out of the sky
Fischer, of the Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study in Athens, Georgia, said the bang startled very large roosts in a square-mile area in Beebe, Arkansas, 40 miles northeast of Little Rock.
Blackbirds do not normally fly at night, and it was not immediately clear what caused the odd behavior. Loud noises were reported shortly before the birds began falling, according to the game and fish commission.
Initial examinations of a few of the dead birds showed trauma. Whether or not this trauma was from the force of hitting the ground when they fell or from something that contacted them in the air, we don't know," she said.
The Commission will carry out further, more detailed tests to rule out other causes but it confirms that the birds died from physical trauma, resulting in internal hemorrhage and death. No signs of infectious disease was discovered.
Quote Brownout, "Other possible causes are thunder, lightning or hail. "
How many roosting birds have you ever seen fly because of this? The area I live in gets huge flocks of starlings/blackbird roosting when they migrate, in all my years I have yet to see any fly from a thunderstorm. My on the other hand is a totally different subject.
Can you give a source for this information?
If the "head birds" take flight, the others will usually follow
Seems like many people have that mentality too.
I will now inject some reasoning to this, Most species will and do have a predominant leader. If fear, hit's that one individual. It will confuse the rest and now "Fear" takes control.
Those subjected to mass confusion are subjected to the most unpredictable aspect of Human or Animal instinct. Fight or Flight.
Both you and Brownout agree on this.
As far as brownout goes I agree with many of the things he says. Its his incoherent and usually off subject mental wanderings while acting like they are rational and well thought out ideas and its everyone else who does not get them, thats what gets to me.
Seriously, Electro-Master, the site owner, has PM'd me to ask what his problem is. LOL!
I was responding to KV regarding the thread topic but if you insist on being part of this conversation then so be it.
Well if that is true and you have Electromaster himself in your back pocket that would explain why so many people seem to feel the report button doesn't work and it does sort of explain the how and why of threads just disappearing whenever you go off the deep end while everyone else gets reprimanded instead. We all have all seen it and many have had it happen and wondered why well now we have some idea as to the why part.
Personally if Electromaster himself explains his reasons behind all of this and his affiliation with you I will believe it but for the most part I and many others know you tend to embellish and exaggerate about who you associate with here on a regular basis.
At least this post of yours was coherent this time so I assume you must have took your meds and a nap before composing it.
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