This makes two large bird "die offs" and a massive fish "die off" in just the past weeks. Although they say these are not "rare" (16 in thirty years ) for birds it seems very coincidental to me that Within a matter of a week or two that three such incidents occured in the midwest.
another bird die off and now ther are reports of incidents in sweden too....just a little too coincidental ya think?
I did hear the fireworks and lightning/thunder may have been a factor but in all the reports i heard, hail wasn't mentioned...not saying it couldn't have been a factor or mentioned in something I didn't hear but " I " didn't hear of it and it those things happen ALL the time so why wouldn't it be more common....and neither of those things explain the fish.
Not that i wouldn't believe that it would have a legitimate impact on wildlife and the invironment but do you really believe that, that might be a cause of this?
....now crickets. Although they know that this was attributted to a virus. It has impacted many zoos and bankrupted businesses due to the size of the die off.