If you want to see impressive murders of crows, come to Auburn just before dark
watch 'til it's full dark. If you arrive 1/4 to 1/2 hr. before dark you may
get to see dozens to a couple hundred Am. robins coming in to roost with the
crows. I find it totally fascinating no matter how many times I see them.
Fritzie, in Union Springs, where gas was $3.48.9 this sunny, cold, 32 deg. day.
- Original Message - From: Tobias Dean
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2013 6:40 PM
Before 7:30 this morning we observed a murder of crows, I would just estimate
at close to 1000?, multiple hundreds anyway, come up along the tree line
heading south right over our house on South Hill past Upper Buttermilk Park. I
was struck at how low they were flying, and they just kept coming for at least
15 minutes. Just a very few rested awhile in a treetop at the intersection of
Sandbank Rd. and W.King road and then kept going.
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