Post your Birds in Flight

[mikew_RIP]

 

[Stoshowicz]

There were a bunch of these out in the field. I have no idea what they are but they are small and fast.

Probably Eastern meadowlark , in Tenn. I like the ambiance of the shot.

 

[Woodyg3]

More in my Nature and Wildlife thread.

 

[Chris@sabor]

 

[Marilynne]

Pretty big when they go over.

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Bet they drop big bombs!

 

[wev]

 

[Roy1961]

There were a bunch of these out in the field. I have no idea what they are but they are small and fast.

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for you @Blacktop I guess they are the Eastern Meadowlark, we have the Western, very similar.

 

[Chris@sabor]

 

[Chris@sabor]

 

[Friggs]

Snow and tundra geese. Estimate at this day was 30,000. What a sight to see.

DSC_7440-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

DSC_7588-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

DSC_7485-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

DSC_7582-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

 

[wornish]

The first one is amazing. Where and when was it taken.

 

[paul04]

Snow and tundra geese. Estimate at this day was 30,000. What a sight to see.

DSC_7440-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr

This would make an almost impossible jigsaw

 

[Kevin H]

Snow and tundra geese. Estimate at this day was 30,000. What a sight to see.

DSC_7440-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr
DSC_7588-1 by William Friggle, on Flickr



I've seen that goose hunting in Saskatchewan when there in big flocks like that landing in a field it deafening

 

[wev]

Coming in for a landing

and showing a youngster who is boss

 

[Silversailor]

Well, almost flying...

 

[mikew_RIP]

 

[mikew_RIP]

 

[mikew_RIP]

 

[Blacktop]

 

[Friggs]

The first one is amazing. Where and when was it taken.

It was taken on 2/22/2016 at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area. Estimate on that day was 30,000 +.