Corner Hangout

Amy Nelson

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I was traveling down a dirt road with not a whole lot to look at on either side. As I approached a "intersection" there were about 50 black birds having a block party up on the powerline.

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JimFox

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Wow Amy! That is crazy! With so many you would think they would accidently touch a different wire and get blown up! Good job on stopping, and I like the look of the B&W conversion.

I like both of these too. I like the long line of black birds in #1, but I also like the pattern in #2.
 

AlanLichty

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European Starlings - pretty amazing when they all descend on your bird feeders at once too. Quite the show when they are clustered together like this. I like your processing for these guys.
 

Amy Nelson

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Wow Amy! That is crazy! With so many you would think they would accidently touch a different wire and get blown up! Good job on stopping, and I like the look of the B&W conversion.

I like both of these too. I like the long line of black birds in #1, but I also like the pattern in #2.
Yeah, kinda freaks me out too.
 

Amy Nelson

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European Starlings - pretty amazing when they all descend on your bird feeders at once too. Quite the show when they are clustered together like this. I like your processing for these guys.
I think that would be a little intimidating. I had about 300 land in my Hay field the over day, it was very interesting watching their coordinated wave movements.
 

AlanLichty

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I think that would be a little intimidating. I had about 300 land in my Hay field the over day, it was very interesting watching their coordinated wave movements.
Even the squirrels run away when a starling mob descends. They do spook and fly off when the crows, woodpeckers, or blue jays swoop in for their turn at the various feeders in our back yard.
 
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