#stealingshadows

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De Profundis by Eric Bénier-Bürckel Via Flickr: benier-burckel.fr

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Kiss...... by wernermayer 48 Via Flickr: ALL RIGHT RESERVED uploaded in any way without my permission. Intended All material in my gallery MAY NOT be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or for open and private groups. Before inviting my photos first invite me to be part of your group If you don't have any pictures to view I'll block you! If you only have pornographic pics as favorites, I'll block you ! You can follow me www.instagram.com/wmbiker

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by ivan bradauskas http://flic.kr/p/JDeYsq

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LIGHT UP,LIGHT UP.... by kenny barker on Flickr.

[tomasorban]

STARLINGS (we are one) by KENNETH BARKER Via Flickr: The Gretna starling display The birds congregate at sunset, first in small groups and then in larger clusters, to form a mass of over one million birds creating elaborate shapes and patterns in the sky. Raptors such as sparrowhawks and peregrine falcons make an appearance to try and pick off a bird for supper. After an aerobatic display lasting for about 20 minutes, the starlings move towards a conifer plantation where they roost for the night. It is a spectacle that occurs only during the winter and, until earlier this year, scientists were puzzled as to how exactly the birds were able to fly with such simultaneous precision. They have since discovered that each bird tracks seven others, irrespective of their distance, which is how they stick together.British starling numbers are thought to have halved to four million in recent years, due in part to a declining insect population.But their gatherings – or murmurations – are boosted in the autumn by tens of millions escaping chillier Russia and Scandinavia, making this the best time of year to see them.

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