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Topic: Starlings in chorus/ amazing  (Read 1327 times)

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ravensblack

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Cool got into a bunch last year there were hundreds dead on the freeway in Geyserville they will be here soon don't park underneath wires they eat the redwines grapes messy
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That was cool!
A few years ago I was at Sherman Island unloading my kayak for a day of fishing and starlings by the tens of thousands, if not more, were flying over my head non stop for 1/2 hour. They were all headed in one direction. It reminded me of a magician who keeps pulling the handkerchief out of his pocket non stop.
Not sure where they were headed bt I have never seen more birds at once in my life.
Too bad they weren't doing the acrobatics like in the video.
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that was fantastic! Thanks for sharing that Craig  :smt001
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Wow...that's amazing!  Thanks for the post Craig.
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That was beautiful Craig.

THANK YOU for sharing!

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That was very cool. Amazing how they can do that as a group.

Thanks, Al


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Wow, simply amazing!! Such an awesome spectacle, bless mother nature :D


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That was cool.......Thought I was having a flashback :smt044


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That's sick how you can here the wind they make when they fly by. I was watching a show about the ones in Africa that swarm in the tens of thousands. They create so much wind it looks like a freakin' storm.

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