What the heck is wrong with the birds?

Delphi · 01-29-2009, 05:48 PM

Hi Egg and everyone

Firstfruit posted his observations of geese this morning on the Scottish Ground Crew thread.

love to all

Carmen · 01-29-2009, 06:43 PM

Animals know instinctively when changes are in the wind. They will start doing many strange things. They will also head inland to higher ground. Watch them carefully. They know. I have been told that the great herds from the far north will head south. Way, way south. There were no animals caught be the tsuname at Christmas time a couple of years back.

I watched a programme on the tsuname a while back. It was amazing to watch people watching the huge wave coming in, like they were watching something on tele! They watched the sea suck way out, and made no move, and had no intelligence as to what that meant. After the first wave, they wandered around in a daze, observed the next sucking and still didn't seem to comprehend. They were like zombies, it was incredible to watch.

One part of that program showed an anthropologist heading out to some islands off Thailand I think it was. He had been studying the indigenous people of these islands for twenty years. He thought he would find that most had been drowned. What he found was that they had all survived. This so called "privitive" tribe had been prompted by spirit to move to the mountains and abandon their seaside villages. The "system", our oh so sophisticated society has made "dumb" to our inborn instinctual spiritual natures. Now is the time to get it back!

Egg · 01-29-2009, 07:32 PM

One of my friends died in the tsunami disaster, and after watching the footage of the next beach up from where she was staying, I can see why.

Carmen, I agree 100% with you that the people who just stood and watched displayed an abundant amount of 'lack of savvy / common earth sense' as I call it.

Sad, but when you watch that sea rush out, it is NOT a time to stand still. I noticed that the fishermen ran for their lives the moment the first waves sucked out.

giovonni · 01-29-2009, 08:19 PM

I believe all the post on this thread> hold some truth in regards to this (oddly noted) behavior.
These species are pretty much acting like many of its coinhabitants (humans), here on this planet,
running around in all directions> lately!

Humble Janitor · 01-29-2009, 08:50 PM

Just a question for our members that are more knowledgable about birds: Is it normal to see cardinals and bluejays up north in such cold weather? My parents have a birdfeeder that is frequented by both and while they're quite beautiful to observe (their cat enjoys observing them as well), I can't help but wonder if it's normal or not for them to be around in this weather.

giovonni · 01-29-2009, 09:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Humble Janitor

Just a question for our members that are more knowledgable about birds: Is it normal to see cardinals and bluejays up north in such cold weather? My parents have a birdfeeder that is frequented by both and while they're quite beautiful to observe (their cat enjoys observing them as well), I can't help but wonder if it's normal or not for them to be around in this weather.

It is 15' degrees outside as I text this. There are two Cardinals eating a corn cobb husk, I put out for the squrriels. It is rare to see these types of birds, out and about (around here) this time of year before?

01-29-2009, 05:48 PM	#1
Delphi Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Scotland Posts: 126	Re: What the heck is wrong with the birds? Hi Egg and everyone Firstfruit posted his observations of geese this morning on the Scottish Ground Crew thread. love to all

01-29-2009, 06:43 PM	#2
Carmen Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: New Zealand Posts: 992	Re: What the heck is wrong with the birds? Animals know instinctively when changes are in the wind. They will start doing many strange things. They will also head inland to higher ground. Watch them carefully. They know. I have been told that the great herds from the far north will head south. Way, way south. There were no animals caught be the tsuname at Christmas time a couple of years back. I watched a programme on the tsuname a while back. It was amazing to watch people watching the huge wave coming in, like they were watching something on tele! They watched the sea suck way out, and made no move, and had no intelligence as to what that meant. After the first wave, they wandered around in a daze, observed the next sucking and still didn't seem to comprehend. They were like zombies, it was incredible to watch. One part of that program showed an anthropologist heading out to some islands off Thailand I think it was. He had been studying the indigenous people of these islands for twenty years. He thought he would find that most had been drowned. What he found was that they had all survived. This so called "privitive" tribe had been prompted by spirit to move to the mountains and abandon their seaside villages. The "system", our oh so sophisticated society has made "dumb" to our inborn instinctual spiritual natures. Now is the time to get it back!

01-29-2009, 07:32 PM	#3
Egg Banned Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 727	Re: What the heck is wrong with the birds? One of my friends died in the tsunami disaster, and after watching the footage of the next beach up from where she was staying, I can see why. Carmen, I agree 100% with you that the people who just stood and watched displayed an abundant amount of 'lack of savvy / common earth sense' as I call it. Sad, but when you watch that sea rush out, it is NOT a time to stand still. I noticed that the fishermen ran for their lives the moment the first waves sucked out.

01-29-2009, 08:19 PM	#4
giovonni Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: within my heart Posts: 1,209	Re: What the heck is wrong with the birds? I believe all the post on this thread> hold some truth in regards to this (oddly noted) behavior. These species are pretty much acting like many of its coinhabitants (humans), here on this planet, running around in all directions> lately!

01-29-2009, 08:50 PM	#5
Humble Janitor Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 3,201	Re: What the heck is wrong with the birds? Just a question for our members that are more knowledgable about birds: Is it normal to see cardinals and bluejays up north in such cold weather? My parents have a birdfeeder that is frequented by both and while they're quite beautiful to observe (their cat enjoys observing them as well), I can't help but wonder if it's normal or not for them to be around in this weather.