Christine, What time of day was it? They often gather together in huge flocks in the evening to roost. I've counted over 150 flying over my place in waves all heading in the same direction in the early evening. I keep thinking there must be a tree over by our local lake that is absolutely covered with crows.
-Rolan
Christine Giannini wrote:I'm used to see crows about two together, but was at Lowell Riverfront Park
in Everett today and saw a big flock of crows, probably 50+ birds, flying
together. Looked almost like birds do on a migration.

Christine
Everett, WA



Rolan Nelson
Burley, WA
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