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Flocking into the Fern Hill wetland near Forest Grove, Oregon.

Pascolo a Roscigno Vecchia

The day we went tramping and I forgot my camera - bugger! But yay to the handy iPhone! It was an awesome day! And here is the evidence! :)

One of my favorite events of fall is the huge flocks of blackbirds that form to feed on the recently cut fields and farms.

Mainly starlings and red-winged blackbirds, these huge flocks fly together landing and quickly taking off again, over and over feeding on insects and seeds.

Dusk illuminates their wings as the sun sets over this hay field.

Waiting for a caffeine hit on my desk. A gift from a kind friend Down Under acclimating to US coffee tastes.

Autumnal view from Stanage Edge near Hathersage.

Flock of Marbled Godwit hunting on the beach. Tourmaline beach, Califonria

Highest position: 405 on Sunday, April 20, 2008

 

Photographed at San Pedro Salinas Spain, one of a very large flock possibly up to 2000 bird

Air France 673 rises off runway 12R bound for Paris.

I think we saw 300 birds flying in a big flock. "Cedar Waxwings are often heard before they’re seen, so learn their high-pitched call notes. Look for them low in berry bushes, high in evergreens, or along rivers and over ponds. Be sure to check big flocks of small birds: waxwings are similar to starlings in size and shape, and often form big unruly flocks that grow, shrink, divide, and rejoin like starling flocks."

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Flock of winter thrushes in a field near Venus Pool

Snow Geese Migration 2021 at Middlecreek Wildlife Management Area, Kleinfeltersville, PA

Bird flock in ice mist.

Blair Bridge in Campton, NH

Blackbird fly, Blackbird fly

Into the light of the dark black night.

~ Paul McCartney

  

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Poznan, Poland

Stary Rynek

While wandering through the Rynek this morning I turned the corner and at first thought these two were being attacked, but then I realized they are just getting married! Congratulations to you both. This is not my usual photo and I am not in any way a wedding photographer, but I couldn't resit shooting either........just too good to pass! Kudos to the real wedding photographer!

 

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Ding Darling National Wildlife Preserve, Sanibel, FL

A flock of Black Turnstones at Quarry Cove in Newport, Oregon.

Wintering at the Oregon Coast, they like the rocky habitat within the intertidal areas of the coast. Beautiful plumage best seen in flight showing off striking contrasting patterns. Delightful to watch as the waves crash on the rocks.

Vintique iphone Navvy Bank Dundalk Louth Ireland

we added another three laying hens to our coop this is two of them , a New Hampshire Red and a Black sexlink. the other grils were not very friendly at first but i think we are all good now, they haven't started laying yet but hopefully soon.

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