Thousands of dead turtle doves rained down on roofs and cars in an Italian town

01-07-2011 • DailyMail

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Thousands of dead turtle doves rained down on roofs and cars in an Italian town in the latest in a growing spate of mass animal deaths across the globe.

Residents in Faenza described the birds falling to the ground like 'little Christmas balls' with strange blue stains on their beaks.

Initial tests on up to 8,000 of the doves indicated that the blue stain could have been caused by poisoning or hypoxia.

Shock: Residents described seeing individual doves fall from the sky, before groups of 10 or 20 began hitting roofs and cars.

1 Comments in Response to Thousands of dead turtle doves rained down on roofs and cars in an Italian town

Comment by Anonymous

Entered on: 1/7/2011 3:12:56 PM

Who knows what’s next to fall from the sky or what would be dead in the water. It is as if a sample is being demonstrated on how the human specie is about to be wiped out from the face of the earth [global depopulation has started?]. A terrified fan e-mailed me not to talk anymore about the world’s most powerful Industrial Complex, 911 conspiracy theory, the Evil Empire or say anything rebellious against the workings of the World Order. I took his joke slightly, laughing at the pit of my stomach, but now that my stomach is aching, I am beginning to look at it gingerly ... just enough not to get startled -- just steady my nerves, keep cool, and ... and ... do I look like I am already in panic [!] ?

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