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Sweden

Now birds are falling from the sky in Sweden

Reports of between 50 and 100 dead birds in Falköping, Sweden, follow the discovery of thousands of dead birds in the US.

Reprinted with permission from Business Insider.

More dead birds!

First there were dead birds in Arkansas. Then in Louisiana.

But it’s not just America that God is trying to send a warning to. It’s Sweden, too, apparently.

TheLocal:

Shortly before midnight on Tuesday, residents found 50 to 100 jackdaws on a street in Falköping southeast of Skövde. The incident echoed a number of unexplained incidents earlier this week across the southern US.

County veterinarian Robert ter Horst believes that the birds may have been literally scared to death by fireworks set off on Tuesday night.

(via @breakingnews)

Read more at BusinessInsider.com >

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