That is such an eerie sight in the evening. I used to see it more often when I lived in an urban area. Thank you for sharing 🎅

Happy Wednesday morning Jeff Dowler, CRS 

It is interesting when birds gather.  I always wonder what they are discussing. Crows and ravens fascinate me, they are very intelligent creatures.  They also learn human faces and remember how they are treated.  And, you're right, they can be noisy little buggers.  We also had a lovely orange sunset last night, sans the crows. I didn't get it until the tail end, unfortunately.  It's not as dramatic as your shot. 

Jeff,

We have murders of crows here too, and they really carry one with the squawking!  I love watching a group of them chase after hawks during the nesting season, those hawks do not have a chance.  A

That's a great picture, Jeff, although a bit Hitchcock-ish!

Eerily beautiful.  Great capture.  I can imagine how loud it was . 

Wow Jeff, I did not know you have that many crows in your area.  I would think lots of seagaulls

Yes, it is beautiful and yes, it is sad that a lot of the color comes from the smoke.  

Hello Jeff - your photo has a rather ominous feel to it with the the crows against(and in) the trees.  Haunting is the word that first came to mind but I am sure many others will come as I stare at it a bit longer.  

Jeff that would make a perfect spooky picture for Halloween.  Love it!!!

Hi Jeff Dowler, CRS - What a gorgeous sunset but as you said a sorry reminder of the Bond Fire.  My brother lives in Trabuco Canyon so they are pretty worried. 

Hi Jeff- that is fascinating!!!!   You're right, the sunset is stunning but it's a bit sad because of the reason for its beauty. 

That is definitely a beautiful scene and I did not realize that the fires were still going on.

Beautiful picture you have there Jeff Dowler, CRS you are one lucky man indeed