Same phenomenon into Portland every winter night. Been seeing it for many years. I rough counted 3,000 in two large oaks in Deering Park one evening a few years ago. Don't know if it has started into Portland yet but probably so of you are seeing it in Waterville.
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Thank you. It is an amazing sight. It is worth a late afternoon trip to Exit 130, Main St, Waterville and view the thousands of crows on the east side of I-95 from Home Depot toward Lawrence High School, Fairfield often centered around Eagle Rental.
On 10/17/2016 9:02 PM, Julia Hanauer-Milne wrote:
--Tonight during soccer at Lawrence High School, I watched the fall/winter spectacle of crows streaming by in large numbers heading to roost. They came continually in groups throughout the JV game (70 minutes) and part of the Varsity game--another 20 minutes or so.
Julia
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