Between 300 and 400 Crows (a scene from "The Birds") landed on our field next to Rte 89 (the Boulevard ) about 15 minutes ago and they are still there. They walk thru the grass, last mowed in July, searching for some succulent prey. There is no snow on the field so they have the whole place to themselves. I took a couple of fotos but the bulk of the flock can't be seen due to trees, barns, etc.
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