Someone told the neighborhood birds that they were auditioning for the next Alfred Hitchcock movie in our back yard.
They’re so thick out there that you could almost walk on them. And there’s no way that you would miss one if you pounced.
Ashton: I was watching closeups from my top-secret bedroom window before you scared them away. See what you did?
oh man… all that hard work for nothing…. good think I have a hunch the birds will be back
Those birds are putting on a good show for you, Ashton.
Did those birdies make lots of noise? We can’t quite make out the type of birds but we hope they weren’t crows!
That’s *excellent* bird TV–we’re a bit envious of it, we admit! And of the green grass. LOL.
Now THAT is some great bird TV!!!
That really a feather flash mob!
Do you chitter to the birdies when they are outside and ask them to come in for tea?
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
Dear me here I thought all those gooses lived in Raleigh, cause I don’t think any live in Canada any more, but it seems they are every where.
Great photos
Hugs madi your bfff
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That’s some serious bird TV! Did you know a group like that is called a murder of crows?
Whoa! The most birds I’ve ever seen at once is 5. Enjoy your bird-tv.
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Oh Ashton we can see them flying away in the window in front of you. What a great view you have. Can Mr Jinx come and share your special secret spot?
That is a lot of birds to watch. Were they noisy?
Too bad three kitties weren’t employed to remove those birds from the premises! What fun that would have been! Interactive entertainment, too cool!
Oh my, that’s a lot of birdies! Me-Ommmmmm
it’s kinda scary when birds fly in huge flocks like that, isn’t it?