Many people seem to consider crows a nuisance or "trash" birds. To me, however, they are true treasures. In the winter, we have literally thousands of them flying overhead every evening just before sunset, stopping in our immediate neighborhood on the way to roosting near the beach nearby. They crowd the high wires and trees for blocks and their collective community calls are nearly deafening at times. Much like the train, which is quite loud and also something many folks can't stand, I actually love the sound and it's one of my favorite things of this time of year. This was snapped with my iPhone just after several hundred left the scene, few remaining to acknowledge the recent murder...
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Very nice photograph! And a good narrative.
We have our crows here as well. I was fortunate enough to witness some of their extraordinary behaviour, especially as parents. And I grew to enjoy and like them.
very nice and creative b&w shot
The story behind it and your interpretation as well are intersting,too
I don't think i would stand that many crows every day.It would definitely make me nervous,in a strange or bad way haha
I like the POV. Crows always seem to perch on the highest place around. There are a few very tall pine trees across the road from my house. The crows love those trees and can be seen flying in and out all day long.
i don't know about crows or other flocks of birds, but any bird high above me is my enemy. especially that darn seagull. and the darn pigeons (rats with wings). and this photo, i wouldn't risk taking this. 🤣
We have our crows here as well. I was fortunate enough to witness some of their extraordinary behaviour, especially as parents. And I grew to enjoy and like them.
Love the POV. Nice, Jenn.
The story behind it and your interpretation as well are intersting,too
I don't think i would stand that many crows every day.It would definitely make me nervous,in a strange or bad way haha