For some reason the pigeons like to sit on these wires which are right by the sidewalk leading to a local grocery store. The sidewalk is covered in bird droppings so you really have to watch out for your footing and for danger from above when you walk to the store. Nothing seems to discourage them.
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They love high perches!
ReplyDeleteI have noticed here that flocks of sparrows seem to like the same set of electric lines. I wonder why. I see them there a lot, but at least they are not over a sidewalk!
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How interesting! It makes you want to look up....but better keep your head down and pick up the pace! lol
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of pigeons, I would not want to walk under them.
ReplyDeleteI usually see more blackbirds perched on the wires. Maybe a few Doves.
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It must be their favorite meeting spot. It does make you wonder, why this spot.
ReplyDeleteThey are showing off to every Air Canada plane that flies over.✈ ✈
ReplyDeleteThat is a sizable flock of pigeons on those wires making a great photographic subject. But pigeons can be a problem in urban areas. Perhaps you need a few hawks to patrol the area?
ReplyDeleteLike musical notes on the wires
ReplyDeleteGood view from up there.
ReplyDeleteHello, I saw the exact same thing last week. Rows and rows of pigeons and doves perched on overhead wires. I was in the car, just passing by, but took a photo through the windscreen. Why they do this, is a mystery.
ReplyDeleteIts that time of the year that the birds forming groups to go to the south.
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteHere they seem to congregate on flat roofed buildings.
ReplyDeleteThey are all over the power lines!
ReplyDeleteOh they are a nuisance. Great shot nevertheless!
ReplyDeleteIt's mathematics! That's why:
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And that's why I love photos like this and take my own! Thank you (and I'm sorry they are a nuisance).
I don’t think Leonard Cohen had this situation in mind. 😎
ReplyDeleteThey are plotting something!
ReplyDeleteBirds around here are flocking on the wires, too. I don't understand it.
ReplyDeleteOh, that could get very messy.
ReplyDeleteOoh, that would be messy!
ReplyDeletePerfect for pigeons!
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