What does it mean for a bird to die in a home?

Question

I have had birds most of my life, I remember having 12 birds, but they each died mysterious deaths, some freaky. Like the time my Finch Nene mysteriously literaly exploded, as in guts and blood on the wall and an open chest cavity. I have heard that a dying bird indicates someone's death, it makes sense but at times when my birds have died I don't remember any person I knew to die.

Answer 1

What does it mean when anything (or anyone) dies?

Nothing, we all gotta go, that's how it is.

If a bird dies, it's because there was something wrong with it or it was old, regardless of if it's in a home or in the wild, it just dies, they do that!

Answer 2

My birds have also died mysteriously but no one I know or my friends or family know died.  My conclusion: it means the bird was sick.

Answer 3

It means you don't know what the h**l you are doing and are killing birds. That isn't hard to figure out.

It would seem to reasonable thinking people that after having 12 birds die that you would buy a book and learn about what it is you are trying to keep in captivity. Instead of blindly groping around and killing innocent birds while trying to learn. I would seem to reasonable  thinking people

that you haven't learned much if you keep killing the birds. I think I would have asked before killing that many birds. Books are cheap on Ebay. Buy a book instead of another bird to kill. Seem like that would be the most sensible thing to do. Instead of coming on here after you have murdered 12 birds. I have been raising birds all my life. I have never have a bird explode. I will tell  you now. It didn't happen. There is nothing in a bird that would make it explode like that. Even if you was to put in in the sun after it had died, it wouldn't explode. I have to call BS on that one. Go do some reading instead of killing innocent little birds.

Answer 4

Creepy. I've never heard of that, but the exploding-fowl is a bit odd. What are some other deaths?