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5 comments:
I too love seeing birds sitting on the lines like this! Do keep your eye on the road though! LOL
Lynn, I wasn't driving.
Very cool! :)
Very cool and reminded me of something that maybe you've seen before?
http://current.com/entertainment/music/90969488_birds-on-a-wire-music-by-birds-video.htm
"This video is the result of a creative musician, Jarbas Agnelli, who noticed that a flock of birds on wires resembled musical notes. He took a photograph of these birds, by Paulo Pinto, and set them to music."
Yes, I've seen that before. Whenever I see birds on a wire they look like music notes.
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