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Been traveling a lot lately and can say I have seen singles on the side of the road more in the central part of the state than in the southern or northern portions. Seen groups from Florida to TN in the last 7 days most singles were around the clanton area
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I’m just telling you that it’s normal for birds up here to be in flocks the first two weeks of the “old” season framework. It’s not unusual. Oh, I get it. Completely understand. And I believe you, and think that’s an accurate assessment. Also, I’m not trying to just be an A-hole - although I can play that part pretty well too. But………… I’ve been made aware that what we see with our eyes and hear with our ears - is just pseudoscience. Nothing more. It may be common knowledge. But that means nothing. It’s not science. And it’s not proven. Therefore - your observation - means virtually nothing. Now - do I believe that above paragraph completely. No way. I believe there’s truth to what we see and there’s some truth to a common knowledge. When a large group of people experience something for many years - thats worth something.
Last edited by turkey247; 03/27/23 08:18 PM.
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