Starling Murmuratuion

Well done BR with the captures, and I love the shapes as they travel across the skyline

I can see what you mean about the hovering Kingfisher

Bet they caused a stir in the built up area. shown in your photographs

Regards

Kathy and Dave

In reply to Peewit:

Peewit said:

Well done BR with the captures, and I love the shapes as they travel across the skyline

I can see what you mean about the hovering Kingfisher

Bet they caused a stir in the built up area. shown in your photographs

Its quite a small village so its not too bad as most o the roost trees are outside the village itself.

In reply to Bobs_Retired:

Is this your local to where you stay?

Are the locals tuned into the mumurations at all?

Excuse my typos here sight not the best these days

Regards

Kathy and Dave

In reply to Peewit:

Hope BR that you do not mind but I love to hear about birds and ask lots of questions - just call me a nosey mare LOL

Regards

Kathy and Dave

In reply to Peewit:

Peewit said:

Is this your local to where you stay?

Are the locals tuned into the mumurations at all?

Excuse my typos here sight not the best these days

Its about 20 minutes from where I live. like all things, some notice and are interested and some are oblivious and some just hate the mess.

In reply to Bobs_Retired:

Sadly some people consider Starlings as messy in general.

I think they are characters, full of cheekiness.

At least we love the all birds on here

Regards

Kathy and Dave

Superb Bob, I think your Blue Whale then best one, as I can spot the eye and the snout, very well caught.

Lot to learn

Very nice Bob, found a place here were they murmurate and I have never seen so many just hoping for a nice night soon so I can get some pictures.

Jim

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