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Exploding birds? East Bay residents demand answers after string of mysterious deaths
A neighborhood in a San Francisco suburb is demanding answers after a string of birds were found dead. Residents of Richmond, California, told ABC affiliate KGO that they have seen over 50 birds fall dead since February from a specific stretch of power line on Bernhard Avenue in the East Bay city.
Neighbors have found bird carcasses in their yards and on the street, creating an eerie feeling and growing alarm.
An Oconomowoc police officer shot a sandhill crane after it repeatedly damaged a resident's property. Sandhill cranes are federally protected, so a permit was required for the bird to be shot.
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