Sometimes flocks of large birds can be seen in GE if the resolution is very good. This thread is a place to post them or to link to bird flocks already posted.

Note: Sometimes imagery changes make the birds go away. Not to worry. With the Historic Imagery tool, you should still be able to see them.



HERE is a page about tracking a White Pelican.


Flock over Minnesota


Flock over Kansas


Flock over Louisiana

Flock in Sweden

Flock in Illinois

White Pelicans? over Louisiana



Geese in New Jersey marshes. Use historical imagery to see this collection of flocking geese.

Gulls at the seashore - Netherlands

And more gulls from the same area...

Pigeon in flight - Netherlands

Lots of birds in flight in The Netherlands

Swans in flight in Germany.

Flock of birds feeding on the surface off South Africa.

Geese (?) in Montana

Geese over Toulouse, France

Geese in Missouri

Snow Geese over Seneca Lake near Watkins Glen, NY

Bird flocks near Derekegyh�z, Hungary

Here is a thread relating to a number of flocks of probably geese both in flight and on water in northern Illinois.

Geese in Illinois

Quote:

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When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return. Leonardo da Vinci

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Awesome collection and good idea!
Ive been keeping my eyes open for them and other wildlife since I spotted the MN ones but having no luck so far.

awesome showcase

A HUGE "V" of geese heading south in Arkansas!
Its so long on one side its more like a checkmark than a V.

Awesome find! To be able to resolve single birds from outer space! Incredible!

A LINK to a flock of gulls near Levittown, N.Y. Not in flight or formation, but all of those white specs on the water next to the landfill have to be gulls.

The new images are pretty amazing rez. Im not positive on this but it "looks" just like a bird with roughly a 4' wingspan flying between some cows. Or a perfectly shaped and located piece of dust on the lens of the camera.

Here is one I posted recently over Northern Canada.

These ducks have either just taken off or just landed. Hard to tell. If it is the former, then do they count as "birds in flight" by implication? :-)