Rooks are always associated with the spring period (or with a painting by Savrasov). They arrived a long time ago, but I still couldn't find them to capture.
I've only seen two rooks close by in a month.
The first one was diligently searching for something in the old leaves of last year, aggressively pushing back the foliage and twigs by its gray beak.
And the second one was walking around the field and looking for worms with bugs.
Both worked alone.
It's a pity I didn't take the second one with a teleconverter, although it seemed to work out well enough.
There are jackdaws and crows left... and I will have a set of the most common urban birds. I can produce postcards!
