Way too many — at least these are still in UK, and not descended from 13 birds stupidly imported into US by some who wanted “all birds mentioned in Shakespeare” to be there.
Someone please enlighten me here………what is the guesstimate for, is this about some introduced bird species into Britain? Something like the well-thought-out introduction of rabbits into Australia?
@Triviaguy In Texas huh? I saw King Of the Hill episode about a huge cave full of bats. starlings must be ‘batty’ as in crazy. I see videos at utube of them flying into moving cars :/
prasrinivara almost 9 years ago
Way too many — at least these are still in UK, and not descended from 13 birds stupidly imported into US by some who wanted “all birds mentioned in Shakespeare” to be there.
Dean almost 9 years ago
BBC America did just run Hitchcock’s The Birds this past weekend.
juicebruce almost 9 years ago
A lot !
David W Cairns almost 9 years ago
Someone just washed his car.
franksmin almost 9 years ago
Someone please enlighten me here………what is the guesstimate for, is this about some introduced bird species into Britain? Something like the well-thought-out introduction of rabbits into Australia?
Retired Dude almost 9 years ago
That’s called a murmuration. For a cool video go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eakKfY5aHmY .
annette143NotMe almost 9 years ago
Bats! ever see a group of bats fly like that?I’ve seen geese do that. amazing how they hold formation in such a tight cluster.
mggreen almost 9 years ago
Ho-latta Starlings, to sho!
neverenoughgold almost 9 years ago
Is it too late to say this strip is going to the birds?
Kirk Barnes Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Time to get your vehicles under cover!
annette143NotMe almost 9 years ago
@Triviaguy In Texas huh? I saw King Of the Hill episode about a huge cave full of bats. starlings must be ‘batty’ as in crazy. I see videos at utube of them flying into moving cars :/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/in-the-1920s-washington-had-birds-on-the-brain/2015/09/29/81f6bb0c-66ae-11e5-8325-a42b5a459b1e_story.html