One I really liked was the huge flock (several hundred) of galahs perched on powerlines. That is not of itself unusual. What I think is really notable that
of all of them, they are all facing the same direction (except one as far as I can see). That suggests to me that not only all one flock but that all arrived at the same time and that leads to a proposition that there had only been sufficient time for just
one to turn around before the photo was taken. I don’t know if that is what happened but I wonder what are the statistical probabilities of that?
Philip
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Subject: [Canberrabirds] Bird photo comp - shortlisted entries
https://www.birdlifephotoaward.org.au/gallery-shortlist-2021
The winners of each category, and the portfolio winner, will be announced in early November. Watch this space and good luck to all shortlisted entrants
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