Those thousands surely would be reassuring if I were a crow worried about
being The One to be eaten by The Owl tonight! Lottery chance converging on
zero.
Fortunately for Ithaca's attitude toward crows, the flights into Ithaca
roost(s) do not compare. :)
Anne
On Jan 29, 2014, at 9:43 PM, John and Fritzie Blizzard wrote:
This video of Auburn crows (click on the word link below) is just a tiny bit
of what we see each evening as foraging crows return to Auburn to roost. It's
an unbelieveable sight. Think the flights in Ithaca can compare?
Fritzie
The link to watch it on YouTube.
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