Birds Are Literally Falling Out of the Sky – IOTW Report

Birds Are Literally Falling Out of the Sky

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Raptor Education Group Inc. (REGI) says that a Loon Fallout is taking place in Northern Wisconsin.

According to REGI, a Loon Fallout occurs when atmospheric conditions are such that the migrating loons develop ice on their body as they fly at high altitudes and crash land when they are no longer able to fly due to the weight of the ice on their body or the interference with their flight ability. REGI adds that the current ice/rain and unstable air currents are a perfect set-up for this phenomenon to occur. More

15 Comments on Birds Are Literally Falling Out of the Sky

  1. And it’s still snowing in this part of the country. The lakes these birds need to fly off from are still frozen over. Heck the robins have to listen for their wormy meal through 2 inches of fresh snow and I haven’t heard a peep out of the spring peepers for more than a week now.

    Prince probably said it best, “Sometimes in Snows in April.”

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  2. I have seen crow murders that string through the sky like starlings. Hundreds of them flying from their roost site at dawn to scatter throughout the countryside terrorizing everything they can.

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  3. Auburn NY had a real problem with crows starting back in the 90s, Natural Geographic even did a show on it. Up to 60 or 70 thousand crows started wintering there every year. The poop became a real problem. Townspeople started carrying umbrellas whether it was raining or not. The car washes made out like bandits.

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