@nelinoeva, hi. Last week, as always, I made a mistake. I forgot to show my birds with seeds in the key in the comments of the starting post. I hope that my dementia will not play such a joke with me when writing the topic SPREAD YOUR WINGS AND FLY.
I can say that this is not a very simple task. Last summer I saw a lot of Black Kites soaring in the sky, but they were very far away from me or I was driving along the highway at that time.



At the sight of this gray crow, I had a question - how can it fly with such ragged wings? This crow clearly got a big beating from someone. Someone wanted this crow dead, but she managed to save herself.



This Bohemian Waxwing is ready to fly. She spread her wings and screams - I flew!!!!
In fact, I don't really remember - this bird flew or has already arrived. This photo was taken about three years ago and was waiting for its turn to be shown.



Usually artists draw seagulls in the form of the letter "V", i.e. wings up. And this bird came into my field of vision with its wings pointing down.



It's a pair of black ravens. I understood that these were love games. Crows usually fly alone. But it was spring, the time of love for birds, it seems to be the end of March. These birds flew far and high. I had to use the lens magnification at full power.



This view reminds me of a scene from war films about the Second World War when fighter jets fly in the sky.






Of course, this is not a full-fledged flight, but still the wings are spread and the bird is already landing. She lands on the feeder!

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