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Mystery Bird Die-Off In Sonoma County California

Tonka

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Source: http://www.ktvu.com/news/26448108/d...ontent=FaceBook&utm_term=wdinNewsDigestGeoRSS

Mystery Bird Die-Off In Sonoma County California

Posted: 7:14 am PST January 11, 2011

SANTA ROSA -- Days after massive bird die-offs in the south, Sonoma County officials Tuesday had a mystery of their own as more than 100 bird carcasses were discovered near Geyserville.

California Highway Patrol Officer Jon Sloat said the birds were discovered on to Independence Lane at about 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
The California Department of Fish and Game was notified and a local warden responded. He took several of the birds away to be identified and tested by a biologist, Sloat told the San Rosa Press Democrat.
The birds all appeared to be the same species ? small in size with brown and black feathers....
 
Re: Mystery Bird Die-Off In Sonoma County California

There was a witness to this event.

Geyserville PressDemocrat
January 12, 2011
http://yourtown.pressdemocrat.com/2011/01/geyserville/hwy-101s-dead-bird-mystery-solved/
?She said it looked like they were committing suicide,? he said.

A Highway Patrol officer was on the scene shortly after the incident, but didn?t witness it.
[snip]
....it?s unusual for so many to be killed at once, he said....

Highway patrol observe wildlife/traffic interactions every day.
 
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