No one reacted to my description of a mystery flock that Urling and I saw. We watched about 100 small birds feeding on a brushy hillside. The birds in back kept flying over the front ones -- until they all took off for parts unknown. I thought they sounded like Rosy-finches, but Urling saw stripey breasts.
Do any of you have experience with flocking birds that act this way?
Hugh
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