The starlings were gathering before their migration.
10 months ago
Monday, September 26, 2011
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5 comments:
Many birds on the wire:)
lovely shot!
It seems so funny to me that birds congregate on wires like this! :))
I just love looking at birds on a wire. I was reading about why they all faced the same way, into the wind so that it is easier to take off, clever little things.
This is always a bittersweet sign of autumn for me when they congregate on the wires or on the ground, chattering the whole time...soon they'll leave. Great captures!
I don't think I've ever seen so many birds together on a wire.
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