We are beginning to feel a bit uneasy about all these birds: Thousands of birds invade gas station in Houston and the sky of Dallas within two days

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Birds, birds, and birds, all over Texas… And in huge numbers! A news anchor in Houston captured an eerie scene when she stumbled upon an invasion of birds while out getting gas for her car. Between this and the freaky swarm spotted flying in the sky over Dallas earlier this week, we’re beginning to feel a bit uneasy about all these birds. Don’t you?

Thousands of birds invade the sky over Dallas on February 2 2018, Thousands of birds invade the sky over Dallas on February 2 2018 video, Thousands of birds invade the sky over Dallas on February 2 2018 pictures
Thousands of birds invade the sky over Dallas on February 2, 2018.
Thousands of birds invade the sky over Dallas on February 2 2018, Thousands of birds invade the sky over Dallas on February 2 2018 video, Thousands of birds invade the sky over Dallas on February 2 2018 pictures
There is a grackle problem in Texas after the same birds engulf a gas station on February 4 2018.

The first creepy footage was captured by Christine Dobbyn of Houston’s ABC13 on February 2, 2018, at a gas station in Houston, Texas. She wrote as a caption to the spooky video: “I like you birds, but this kind of freaked me out:

According to a bird experts, this species of creature, known as grackles, were likely drawn to the bright lights of the gas station possibly after their sleep had been disturbed, which may have made them as disoriented as Dobbyn when she spotted them. Here the Youtube video now:

This strange gathering occurred two days before another giant swarm of birds – actually thousands of grackles again – overtook an intersection in the Dallas suburb of Mesquite on February 4, 2018, filling the sky to the point that they resemble a plague of locusts. OMG! That is creepy!

Do you have a grackle problem Texas?

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7 Comments

  1. I would have ran through them like a field of blue bonnets and laughed as they flew away! I know, I am not right in my head…

  2. And how is this related to the end times. This is normal for us Texans. I live in Richmond, TX, outside of Houston for many years, and this type of migration happens here during the fall and winter seasons. Nothing abnormal to report, move along.

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