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how many have you seen in one hit......normally you see alot of single ones, or pairs, and then the odd bigger group, but the most i had seen in one hit was 18, what i thought was a big amount.....but yesterday evening, i was amazed....45 flew over head at once, surely, that's got to go in the Guinness book of records..... :laugh:

has anyone else seen so many in one sitting?

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how many have you seen in one hit......normally you see alot of single ones, or pairs, and then the odd bigger group, but the most i had seen in one hit was 18, what i thought was a big amount.....but yesterday evening, i was amazed....45 flew over head at once, surely, that's got to go in the Guinness book of records..... :laugh:

has anyone else seen so many in one sitting?

when nesting season is over they will roost in flocks at twilight up to 100 together in dense forestry especially in midwinter and grey/carrion crows do the same ive seen flocks of them above 500 washing themselves in shallow water on flooded bogland then heading in to wood to roost for night. They split up the next morning at daybreak and meet again the following evening but ive never seen magpies or grey crows flock in huge numbers in summer. If you were into setting poison when it was legal you could wipe out massive numbers by setting bait at one of those flooded areas.
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how many have you seen in one hit......normally you see alot of single ones, or pairs, and then the odd bigger group, but the most i had seen in one hit was 18, what i thought was a big amount.....but yesterday evening, i was amazed....45 flew over head at once, surely, that's got to go in the Guinness book of records..... :laugh:

has anyone else seen so many in one sitting?

 

yes I saw 46
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how many have you seen in one hit......normally you see alot of single ones, or pairs, and then the odd bigger group, but the most i had seen in one hit was 18, what i thought was a big amount.....but yesterday evening, i was amazed....45 flew over head at once, surely, that's got to go in the Guinness book of records..... :laugh:

has anyone else seen so many in one sitting?

when nesting season is over they will roost in flocks at twilight up to 100 together in dense forestry especially in midwinter and grey/carrion crows do the same ive seen flocks of them above 500 washing themselves in shallow water on flooded bogland then heading in to wood to roost for night. They split up the next morning at daybreak and meet again the following evening but ive never seen magpies or grey crows flock in huge numbers in summer. If you were into setting poison when it was legal you could wipe out massive numbers by setting bait at one of those flooded areas.

 

that's interesting mate......500 wow, that makes the 45 i saw seem quite lame........ :cray:............................. :laugh:

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how many have you seen in one hit......normally you see alot of single ones, or pairs, and then the odd bigger group, but the most i had seen in one hit was 18, what i thought was a big amount.....but yesterday evening, i was amazed....45 flew over head at once, surely, that's got to go in the Guinness book of records..... :laugh:

has anyone else seen so many in one sitting?

yes I saw 46

 

or, was it.................47 i saw............. :tongue2:

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how many have you seen in one hit......normally you see alot of single ones, or pairs, and then the odd bigger group, but the most i had seen in one hit was 18, what i thought was a big amount.....but yesterday evening, i was amazed....45 flew over head at once, surely, that's got to go in the Guinness book of records..... :laugh:

has anyone else seen so many in one sitting?

yes I saw 46

 

or, was it.................47 i saw............. :tongue2:

 

 

Or 501. :D

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