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| image credit: Amir Cohen/Reuters |
This is not a pipe nor a swan taking flight, but a flock of starlings
morphing in the early evening sky over the southern Israeli town
of Netivot taken by Reuters' staff photographer Amir Cohen a few
days ago. While roosting, starlings can assume curious shapes
flying en masse so if you have a liking for the shape-shifting
starling flocks, do not miss the mesmerizing ”Birds of a Feather”
gallery curated by Col Underhill on Flickr: you'll go bonkers!
morphing in the early evening sky over the southern Israeli town
of Netivot taken by Reuters' staff photographer Amir Cohen a few
days ago. While roosting, starlings can assume curious shapes
flying en masse so if you have a liking for the shape-shifting
starling flocks, do not miss the mesmerizing ”Birds of a Feather”
gallery curated by Col Underhill on Flickr: you'll go bonkers!
Oh, this is fabulous - I absolutely love watching starlings flock, the way the move and the shapes they make. And they never bump into each other! ;)
ReplyDeleteWatching their flight is mesmerizing.
ReplyDelete(Good catch with the quote :D !)