Awesome, but could be considered as pest? or health hazzard from their droppings. In fact there is one building up over Butterworth near the Penang bridge. While on a MNS bird watching trip, at the break of dawn we saw a big swarn of 1,000 plus - most likely Asian Glossy Starling. Choo Eng.
WOW! Fantastic sight! I'm already fascinated when chanced to see a flock of 1,000 Purple-Backed Starlings congregating to roost. I can imagine the majestic sight of the giant flock twisting and turning in unison.
Fantastic. I've seen Tree Martins in Australia move as a giant mass, then pour into reeds for the night.
ReplyDeleteAwesome sight!
ReplyDeleteWow!.. Birds Swarm!.
ReplyDeleteI'm already excited seeing a large flock of bee-eater roosting.
I can't imagine seeing this kind of aerial display.
Awesome, but could be considered
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their droppings.
In fact there is one building up
over Butterworth near the Penang
bridge. While on a MNS bird watching trip, at the break of dawn we saw a big swarn of
1,000 plus - most likely Asian Glossy Starling.
Choo Eng.
WOW! Fantastic sight!
ReplyDeleteI'm already fascinated when chanced to see a flock of 1,000 Purple-Backed Starlings congregating to roost.
I can imagine the majestic sight of the giant flock twisting and turning in unison.
Wow... amazing shapes! bird tornado ;)
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Erwin and Minke
God was putting on a show and I was there to see it!
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