This flight tonight (Corvus corone in flight) 照片檔

Photograph taken at an altitude of Fifty four metres at 20:35pm on an beautiful summer evening as the light faded away on Monday 19th July 2021, off Hythe Avenue and Chessington Avenue in Bexleyheath, Kent. Here we see a muster of Corvus corone (Carrion crows) in flight. While most people call a group of birds a flock, crows, in particular, have been known by a number of terms. The most popular of these is known as a murder, but a group of crows can also be called a horde, mob, muster, or parcel.