Rooks occur in Poland throughout the year. But in summer they are different than in winter. Wester rooks flew to the south and west of Europe, and those from far north-eastern Europe came to us. The winter ones live in huge colonies and make a lot of noise. They differ from the black crow with a strong white beak and a beautiful purple hue. In ultraviolet, which is how these birds see the world, they are very colorful.
I have been interested in photography all my life and remember quite well developing my first black and white films myself... My favorite subjects are...
Super capture and very interesting information. I wonder if our corvids are the same? We have a lot in our area. I have always assumed that they are the same birds all year around, but perhaps not.
