On a road in Wales, locals found hundreds of dead birds with internal organs turned out.
Witnesses say that the birds died literally before their eyes: a huge flock of starlings circled over the road, some sat down and ate something, and literally an hour later they were all dead.
The apocalyptic scene was captured by Duffydd Edwards, whose wife Hannah saw birds on her way home on Tuesday:
Hearing about the incident from his wife, Mr. Edwards himself went to this road to check everything and immediately counted more than 300 dead birds.
“I didn’t believe her, so I went to see it myself and accurately counted them exactly 150, then about 300, then gave up, because there were hundreds, if not thousands, of them everywhere. It’s like they just fell dead from the sky,”Mr. Edwards says in an interview.
Hannah, his wife, says she saw the birds flying overhead on the way to the doctor and thought they looked amazing. But when, after a short time, Hannah returned from the doctor, she was stunned.
Mr. Edwards filmed everything he saw on his phone to talk to bird watchers and find out what happened. However, when he approached the first bushes, he was simply shocked:
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According to Mr. Edwards, the hedges beside the road are reminiscent of Christmas trees from a horror movie - they are all stuffed with dead birds strung on branches. Moreover, among the starlings there are some other birds and other animals, and the stench emanating from the hedges is intolerable.
Mr Edwards contacted the North Wales Farmer Crime Team and the Animal and Plant Health Agency in the hope that they could shed light on how the birds died.
Editorial comment
Mr. Edwards' intention to contact environmentalists deserves praise, of course, but in this case, environmentalists will simply make round eyes, since they cannot explain the phenomenon.
With the beginning of the spread of 5G networks, small birds and rodents were the first to be hit, reports of their mass death are now coming from all over the world:
However, in this case we are talking about some forgotten rural area, where people are probably happy with 2G too - new repeaters will not reach there soon. Therefore, 5G is possible, but unlikely.
Also noteworthy is the fact that the birds seem to be crushed. This is not a car, because after moving by car, a cake smeared on the asphalt remains from the bird. And the birds do not seem to burst from hitting the ground - covered with feathers, they are inhibited by air and usually do not reach the desired speed when falling.
Finally, the third point is the presence of dead birds and some other animals in the bushes. As Mr. Edwards says - they are whining, that is, they died a long time ago. This allows us to assume that this area is some kind of geopathogenic and all living things that enter it immediately die. But we do not know what caused the pathogenicity of this area.
