Birds on power lines
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2. tomthecabinboy commented 4 years ago
Wonder if it was in Kentucky??
Kentucky Fried Starling Hmmmmm Might catch on!!
Kentucky Fried Starling Hmmmmm Might catch on!!
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4. RobertTusk commented 4 years ago
If 2 birds touch wings in flight, their combined wingspans might be wide enough to span the gap between 2 high tension wires.
Poof!
Poof!
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5. Judge-Jake commented 4 years ago
Well at least it was quick.
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6. oregonn8tive commented 4 years ago
#3, My younger Brother found 3 Bald Eagles under a power line that had done just that, according to the State Fish and Game people after they did a necropsy on the carcasses. The theory was they had been shot at first but ruled death by electrocution instead.
+2 1. hhakansson commented 4 years ago