the invasion by Richardphotos
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every year the birds migrate to this same area. there are three convenience stores, 6 restaurants in the immediate area. they call them "bird brains" for not being very smart, but how does a small creature navigate each year back to the same area.
of course 1000's visit Walmarts each year also.
took this evening
Comments (17)
Radar_rad-dude
Amazing the internal clocks on animals and their navigation systems that serve them over thousands of miles! An interesting scene! A place you would not want to park your car near! LOL! Great capture, Richard!
Faemike55
Where's Alfred when we need him! Great shot
bakapo
cool, but don't stand below them! :)
DukeNukem2005
It is wonderful!
lizard01
Splendid shot, Hitchcock would be proud
STEVIEUKWONDER
This is impressive Richard! I like the gag about birdbrains and Walmart! Does Asda count in the UK too? lol (Asda is owned by Walmart)
velleman
The birds by Hitchcock :-). Great!
Kordouane
Fantastic photo
miwi
Cool shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ontar1
That's a lot of birds, great capture!
farmerC
Shining shot.
KarmaSong
Excellent capture, though giving me goose flesh ! It seems to echo that classic horror film by Hitchcock !
moochagoo
How amazing !!!!
anitalee
Wow, lots of birds. great shot
IceDragonArt
Very cool!
goldie
Incredible capture...Shades of "The Birds." Birds are not at all stupid...just another idiotic human belief...like your comment about Walmarts :)
RodS Online Now!
3 convenience stores and 6 restaurants in the area - all of which have dumpsters full of food scraps.... Perhaps embedded in their collective memory? It is truly amazing how these creatures can navigate to the same areas year after year. No GPS needed.
Cool shot, Richard! Merry Christmas to you and yours!