How many birds will New York City want to kill now? American Airlines flight 1256 was forced into an emergency landing today after the pilot reported a bird strike. Considering that the city is already catching and gassing Canada Geese near airports in reaction to the “Miracle on the Hudson” will the city now move to kill more birds?
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