What a gruesome discovery to awaken to...

 I’m standing here with the quail, and they’re so vulnerable. They need my help so badly right now. Normally, they’d be running at the slightest movement, but they’re not even moving away from me. It’s heartbreaking. 

This fog—the same strange fog that’s been reported around the world—rolled in with the storm. They keep telling us it’s not harmful, not dangerous. But if that’s true, why did it kill seven of my quail? My birds are gone, and I’m left wondering how something like this could happen.

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