Lines and shapes #2

But can you see the shapes.... :)

[Mags]

So many of them! What a beautiful sight!

[Dave]

Wonderful abstract!

[Corinne C]

Beautiful monochrome!

[Susan Wakely]

So many shapes and patterns.

[Peter Dulis]

Nice

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Looks good.

[Karen]

An amazing sight!

[Carole Sandford]

Lots of shapes & patterns!

[KV]

Wow!

[Bill Davidson]

Wonderful….

[Casablanca]

I can see diamonds and rhombus everywhere.....

[Suzanne]

Cockies!!

[Phil Howcroft]

works well for me Rob

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful capture of the contrasts.

[Beverley]

Zooming I see a beautiful abundance of doves, a cleverly presented capture. Amazing to see

[Rick]

Cool capture. What kind of birds are these.

[gloria jones]

Neat image

[Diana]

How amazing that looks, so many wonderful shapes!

[Issi Bannerman]

So many of them ! Cool shot.

[haskar]

Looks amazing.

[Brian]

White cokatoos?
Amazing result.

[Babs]

Looks like a gang of either corellas or cockatoos.

[carol white]

A lovely abstract effect. Fav 😊

[Margaret Brown]

Nice one, I had to zoom!

[Rob Z]

Two minutes before this scene it was chaos - a wild flurry of screeching birds on the wing - all aiming for this tree. They are Corellas - noisy, smaller, white Cockatoos which hang out in large flocks. Crazy to watch then squabble!! Cheers Rob
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[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wow- look at all those birds!!! In my neck of the woods they would be starlings, grackles or crows. Yours are lovely- ours-yuck!!

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely