This photograph was taken in late Nov. 2011 by a friend who is a amateur photographer. She is not an outsdoors woman and did not know what kind of birds they were. She said she took the photo as they were leaving the field. I believe they are crows however I have never seen crows in a flight formation such as this. Comments are welcome.
Sorry, unable to upload photo. Can someone explain procedure for this!
-- Edited by JWZ on Wednesday 7th of December 2011 04:45:19 PM
HHHHMMM Crows in flight???? The ones in pic 3 and 4 weren't flyin long Good thing the shutter was a little slow on them 2 pics,,,,,,, Sounds like a spammer to me, my guess without seeing the pic, probably cormorants
Has Paul told you the story how I met Dick & Paul about 13 or 14 years ago. The lady at the motel said there were two other crow hunters staying there. So I went to there motel room and knocked on the door and said "I'm the local game warden, lets see your hunting licences" Dick was eating pizza in the room and Paul answered the door. It was so damn funny (at least to me) to see the look on there faces. Since Paul was a treasury agent for many years he couldn't believe the brass pair this local warden had coming right to the motel room.
After about 3 minutes I told them that I was just having a little fun with them and that I was not a game warden. Anyway, thats how I met Paul, I thought you would get a kick out of that story since you were the real deal when you were working.
Bob A.
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Hi Bob Son #2 goes to school, comes home and duck hunts. I don't see him on the weekends til he gets hungry After eating he goes back to the swamp. He won't start busting crows til duck season is over. He is ate completely up with it........
Good thing the shutter was a little slow on them 2 pics,,,,,,, Sounds like a spammer to me, my guess without seeing the pic, probably cormorants
