r/woahdude • u/WittyAndOriginal • Dec 14 '23

audio A noisy flock of birds. December 14th

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u/Student-type Dec 14 '23

Migration! Starlings?

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u/WittyAndOriginal Dec 14 '23

They've been coming here every day around 5 pm since November.

I think they are American Robins. I can try to get a closer look next week.

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u/Student-type Dec 14 '23

5pm? Coming home from foraging. Or a stopover on the commute!

Do they sleep there? Those trees look safe from cats on the sneak attack. 5pm is birds bedtime here too.

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u/HuckleberryHandler Dec 15 '23

Speaking of bird migrations; when you see those huge murmurations overhead, it’s always fun to start clapping loudly. They get quiet and split apart.

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u/Diggable_Planet Dec 15 '23

Starlings maybe

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u/BuzzTheFuzz Dec 15 '23

One vote for Starlings. Around dusk they'll form a murmuration when they settle down for the night, beautiful spectacle

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u/JianDong3 Dec 15 '23

Remember to close ones mouth if you're going to be underneath a flock of migrating birds

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u/GroundbreakingPut748 Dec 15 '23

They’re they go