Katie Rogers for The Washington Post

In case you needed more evidence of an impending apocalypse: Hundreds of dead birds dropped from the sky over I-95 during the Wednesday evening commute, according to WJLA.

The deceased starlings scrambled traffic in the northbound travel lanes in Laurel and startled commuters, some of them no doubt familiar with similar events in Arkansas in early 2011 — and again this January — in which thousands of otherwise healthy birds dropped from the sky.

But don’t get excited, Doomsday theorists: Loud noises (possibly fireworks) were identified as the culprit in the January 2011 dropping, and bad weather can also send frenzied birds into stationary objects. Maryland Department of Natural Resources biologist Peter Bedel said the I-95 birds probably just flew into a truck.

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Righhhhhhhhhhhhht, but lets not mention nor suggest that it could be tied to the shloads of Chem-trailing these evil pricks have been doing since Nov around here when I was aware of it (have pics) Nor lets explain how 2 friends of mine entire Bee colony's all died in day..I suppose fireworks or they got all hit by a truck @ 1 time did these in too???

WAKE UP MSM Presstitutes......