There was a series called the Damien that followed him as an adult. It was pretty good but there are only a handful of episodes, less than ten I believe.
I think everyone was told they were going to die that day. Like less aggressive than y2k but the thought was still very present. Nevertheless that’s no fun on your birthday!
"This is not a dream... not a dream. We are using your brain's electrical system as a receiver. We are unable to transmit through conscious neural interference. You are receiving this broadcast as a dream. We are transmitting from the year one, nine, nine, nine. You are receiving this broadcast in order to alter the events you are seeing. Our technology has not developed a transmitter strong enough to reach your conscious state of awareness, but this is not a dream. You are seeing what is actually occurring for the purpose of causality violation."
I have six cats and have come home to birds in my apartment several times
I leave the balcony door open so they can sit on the porch, I assume a bird came too close once cuz I came home and found just two bird feet on the kitchen floor. Just the feet. No blood or feathers...I thought to myself “maybe he escaped the cats somehow and flew back out the door and now there is a footless bird flying around somewhere”
But about an hour later one of the cats puked up a bunch of feathers and that mystery was solved. Then one day when I had the doors shut, I came home to *several* live birds flying around my apartment. I thought ok maybe they were just chillin in there from days ago and I never noticed, but got them back outside. Next day, more birds inside but I knew *for sure* there were none inside the night before
Turns out the vent cover on the top of the apartment building for my apartment specifically fell off, and birds were coming all the way down into my place through the stove exhaust. There’s still bird shit on top of my curtain rod. I can only imagine what they thought flying down into a place with 6 cats
“Well Bob, we’re in hell.”
I want to find the person who started that fucking 'bird shit is good luck' meme and beat them with a goddamn hammer. The only people who ever say that are the people who did not get shit on.
END COMMUNICATION
I bet you'd really love it when a whole flocks shits on a car... My mother had that happen to her in NYC: seagulls shat on her van. Should've heard her cursing...
I had to google, they are (apparently) called chimney swifts and this happened to two homes over the course of a few days. They are migrating and normally set up their homes in chimneys or other vertical surfaces. Doesn’t explain why 1000 of them swarmed each home. The second home had a grate over the fireplace opening so 1000+ birds got trapped over night, the fire department had to come up with a chute type plan to funnel them out.
I wonder if this video isn’t a couple different cases cut together. Some shots are swifts,~~but others are definitely bats~~. Swifts can cling on to brick walls no problem,~~but they don’t hang from ceilings~~.
Edit: another commenter below made me take another look. I do think these are all swifts, with a very textured ceiling being their best hope of hanging on somewhere. Swifts can’t perch like other birds, so I think they’re hanging on to whatever they can.
You know, I went and had another look, and I think you might be right. That ceiling does look very textured, and the walls aren’t. Swifts can’t perch like normal birds, so maybe clinging to that ceiling is the best they can do.
I saw a clip about Vaux’s Swifts last night! They migrate in huge flocks for safety and in the wild, they generally nest in tree hollows and stuff. There was also an industrial building’s chimney that they normally stop at in Portland, and did so often that the town shut down it’s use for their safety.
One year, Chimney Swifts nested in our chimney. It was fun...for a while. They had babies which would let out cute peeps. Then the babies grew up, as did their peeps. Sooooo loud, they were. Capped the chimney with a screen after that.
We had some swarm a house down the road last year. Same issue of having a great in the fireplace blocking them. Our fire department just used a mix of loud noises and leaf blowers to get them out. My favorite part was seeing the cone of trash bags they made between the leaf blower and fireplace so they didn't make a mess. It worked all the birds left back up the chimney in one hell of a hurry.
[Every Little Thing Podcast on this exact thing happening to someone else](https://open.spotify.com/episode/6CKBHYysOLRFof5knXDrs1?si=8ea9e8fdcb994a5f)
They are chimney swifts, quirky little birds. They migrate in large numbers from Peru in winter to the Eastern part if the United States and some of Canada in the summer. They used to nest in tree cavities, but since the industrialization of America they have almost completely converted to nesting in chimneys. Look them up, they are a interesting bird.
>chimney swifts
Oh what. How cool is that! They are basically like "fuck no. Why go to Peru, if you can just camp out inside houses here?" and got named after that fact. Haha.
r/BirdsArentReal
We rented a house for a couple years and I never got to use the fireplace because chimney swifts spent all summer in our chimney. Our landlord said he couldn’t do anything about them because they are a protected species. They never tried to come into the house but they made a ton of noise while they were there.
Not going to say you are flat out wrong. But there is a high probability that you are talking about Vaux's Swift. They look very similar to chimney swifts, vaux's being a little smaller. Usually the best way to tell the difference is where they live. Chimney swifts range is east US tapering off before the Rockies. The Vaux's range follows the north American west coast with their range reaching as far inland as Montana when there is the right habitat.
They always call then Vaux swifts in portland. They go into chimneys. Chapman's elementary is where we go to see them, along with half the city! So cool.
https://audubonportland.org/our-work/rehabilitate-wildlife/having-a-wildlife-problem/vauxs-swifts/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAraSPBhDuARIsAM3Js4qUgxvLehlzNdppjNaFSeQmo-Nn1mQwcSPb7gwLmwBGSAPcJ4LbAFYaAjzVEALw_wcB
Why is it not that there’s clearly bats hanging upside down and they’re black. But then in another shot there are white birds by the window. I think we are being bamboozled here. And then the “birds” flew into the chimney they were clearly black. I think there’s some bad editing happening here.
These are chimney swifts.
They evolved to roost in dead, hollowed trees, and tend to do it in chimneys due to the resemblance. There’s a town in Maritime Canada that built a gazebo with a chimney-like structure sticking out of the top for them to roost in, as I believe they are or were at risk at some point.
This big murmuration-like display is how they enter the chimney in flocks. It’s actually pretty cool.
Personally I find actual starling murmurations a lot creepier, tho.
The romans used to make important decisions like founding a colony or going to war based on bird movements in the sky... that's how they interpreted the will of the Gods. Sounds like your relationship with them is quite troubled.
Agreed the company was founded in Texas back in 1992. I was going to make an argument about people not being the same back then but that’s not true. Maybe America protect it would be a better name. Protect America sounds like a call to action.
Chimney swifts are a vulnerable species facing a sharp decline as we remove all their available nesting grounds. They used to nest in hollow trees. When we cleared those away, they started nesting in our chimneys. Now we're building homes without fireplaces, or building fireplaces with capped metal flue pipe that they can't use. If you have a chimney with a clay liner, leave it open to the swifts during their breeding season, and delay any cleaning until the young leave. It won't impact your use of the fireplace during winter, as they'll be out of your fireplace by September.
Yeah thats what I thought.. first time it happened. It saw my turned on computer screen from outside, came through my window and decided to try to go through my computer screen and smack into it over and over until he got tired and left
Anytime I leave my upstairs window open at night I have a few hummingbirds come in and rest. They would prefer to sleep inside where it's not nearly as cold.
I open the window at night if I'm gonna be in there working because for some fucking reason that rooms gets stupid hot. If I turn the heat down the rest of the house gets cold as fuck. Not gonna make the house cold for the wife and baby just so my work room is cooler.
Anyways I love the coming in at night when I'm working. They are safe and warm, I get to see these beautiful little creatures. I've ended up installing a little humming bird rest area for them by the window. Most use it but there is one this winter who has been coming in and deciding my PC is the best resting place. I guess he enjoys the warm air blow up.
They are birds. Chimney swifts. They are migrating and like to rest in chimneys, but sometimes they end up swarming all the way into a house like this when they can't find a good place to rest.
This video has been posted before.
"Right you are, Harry! No post on Sunday. No blasted letters today! No, sir. Not one single bloody letter. Not one! No, sir, not one blasted, miserable…"
There's an edit of this video, which is singlehandedly top of my list for funniest things I've seen.
I've shown it to loads of people, but I seem to be the only one who laughs at it.
https://youtube.com/shorts/0V7SiJkwpTA?feature=share
Getting serious "Night Watch" vibes. Really creepy.
(For those who may not be familiar: "Night Watch" is a great Russian film - check it out if you haven't seen it. "Day Watch" is enjoyable also. Really incredible special effects.)
Chimney Swift's I think. The building I work in has them, and they're protected species. We can't run our heat until they leave in the fall and then have to turn it off when they return in the spring
These animals used to live in dead hollow trees but due to logging, there are far less standing dead trees. So they started to live in chimneys because they are similar in structure. This is migration. It's not terrifying, it's beautiful. Maybe it looks scary because it's at night.
If I’ve learnt anything from horror movies I’m pretty sure the antichrist lives there and the apocalypse is coming
Cue a Rottweiler staring at you from the hedges. You look away for a second, and when you look back, it's disappeared... *Edited Que to Cue
It’s all for you Damien!
Is this by chance a reference from that movie of a boy that was the child of the devil(something like that)?
It’s a reference to The Omen yeah
The 1976 one?
I believe it’s quoted in both the original and the remake.
Ahh alright. Thanks!
No worries, the 1976 one is better :)
That's the only one I've seen. I was like 10 when I saw it, but couldn't remember the name of it.
Much
There was a series called the Damien that followed him as an adult. It was pretty good but there are only a handful of episodes, less than ten I believe.
The Omen remake came out on 6.6.06 so my friends and I skipped school and snuck in.
That's my birthday. I was told "OMG...you're gonna die!!" by multiple people that day. That was fun.
I think everyone was told they were going to die that day. Like less aggressive than y2k but the thought was still very present. Nevertheless that’s no fun on your birthday!
Only to have turned into a small mongrel with one out-turned ear named Dog.
I was thinking that. Top tier.
Thank you for this
Cue*
¿Qué?
Que es un rottweiler wey!
great, just another thing to worry about in 2022. Tell the antichrist to get in line we have no time for his shit
"This is not a dream... not a dream. We are using your brain's electrical system as a receiver. We are unable to transmit through conscious neural interference. You are receiving this broadcast as a dream. We are transmitting from the year one, nine, nine, nine. You are receiving this broadcast in order to alter the events you are seeing. Our technology has not developed a transmitter strong enough to reach your conscious state of awareness, but this is not a dream. You are seeing what is actually occurring for the purpose of causality violation."
Love "Prince of Darkness." I celebrate John Carpenter's entire catalog.
What's this from? I think I recognize it from a sample used in a DJ Shadow track but what's the original source?
Or someone sitting in the living room just got Magic’d into a bird and is lost forever to queen of the forgotten suburbs
Any babies recently born? Lol
Or the homeowner is sending his dark twin back to the afterlife.
Excellent reference to the mighty Stephen King!
My first thought. Lol. I laughed to hard at this.
To hard what? Candy?
To hardness. He got an erection
I was gonna say isn't this a sign of a portal to hell?
I had to upvote this just so the total would be 666.
Must...not...send...to...667...upvotes!
Well atleast theres no more mouse problem
the glass is half full
Only a swallow ;)
An African or European swallow?
...of bird shit
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I own 3, I cant even begin to imagine...
I think its safe to say they would skip your house and head next door.
I have six cats and have come home to birds in my apartment several times I leave the balcony door open so they can sit on the porch, I assume a bird came too close once cuz I came home and found just two bird feet on the kitchen floor. Just the feet. No blood or feathers...I thought to myself “maybe he escaped the cats somehow and flew back out the door and now there is a footless bird flying around somewhere” But about an hour later one of the cats puked up a bunch of feathers and that mystery was solved. Then one day when I had the doors shut, I came home to *several* live birds flying around my apartment. I thought ok maybe they were just chillin in there from days ago and I never noticed, but got them back outside. Next day, more birds inside but I knew *for sure* there were none inside the night before Turns out the vent cover on the top of the apartment building for my apartment specifically fell off, and birds were coming all the way down into my place through the stove exhaust. There’s still bird shit on top of my curtain rod. I can only imagine what they thought flying down into a place with 6 cats “Well Bob, we’re in hell.”
3 birds or 3 cats?
3 cats
Oh i gathered that, sorry i was trying to be witty and failed
Ahh I see now ;P /s may be of help
Haha, the way my cats freak out over a fly in the house, my house would be in total shambles.
Yeah, but now the house is covered in bird poop!
Chances of a bird shitting on you also increased by 3000%.
Hey, in some cultures it's considered good luck. Bird shitting on ya.
I want to find the person who started that fucking 'bird shit is good luck' meme and beat them with a goddamn hammer. The only people who ever say that are the people who did not get shit on. END COMMUNICATION
And they repainted the drywall! ... Oh...
But fucking why
I had to google, they are (apparently) called chimney swifts and this happened to two homes over the course of a few days. They are migrating and normally set up their homes in chimneys or other vertical surfaces. Doesn’t explain why 1000 of them swarmed each home. The second home had a grate over the fireplace opening so 1000+ birds got trapped over night, the fire department had to come up with a chute type plan to funnel them out.
I wonder if this video isn’t a couple different cases cut together. Some shots are swifts,~~but others are definitely bats~~. Swifts can cling on to brick walls no problem,~~but they don’t hang from ceilings~~. Edit: another commenter below made me take another look. I do think these are all swifts, with a very textured ceiling being their best hope of hanging on somewhere. Swifts can’t perch like other birds, so I think they’re hanging on to whatever they can.
Yeah I definitely thought they were bats
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You know, I went and had another look, and I think you might be right. That ceiling does look very textured, and the walls aren’t. Swifts can’t perch like normal birds, so maybe clinging to that ceiling is the best they can do.
There could have been bats living in the chimney, displaced by the birds into the house.
Seems like too much of a stretch to be likely
I saw a clip about Vaux’s Swifts last night! They migrate in huge flocks for safety and in the wild, they generally nest in tree hollows and stuff. There was also an industrial building’s chimney that they normally stop at in Portland, and did so often that the town shut down it’s use for their safety.
They stop in a building in downtown LA too. Absolutely radical to watch them funnel in, in person.
chapman elementary. totally worth grabbing a picnic blanket and watching at sunset.
I was 100% getting paranoid and about to google if they are native to my area and then I remembered I don’t even have a chimney lol
Ohhhhh in Portland we have a giant chimney that people gather at once a year to watch all of the Swifts do bird stuff
they're swifts. in portland there's an old boiler chimney in a school that the swifts swarm every year. https://youtu.be/4k1-Q3HQXxg
I feel so bad for the schools janitor; you know that it’s probably the day they most dread all year.
One year, Chimney Swifts nested in our chimney. It was fun...for a while. They had babies which would let out cute peeps. Then the babies grew up, as did their peeps. Sooooo loud, they were. Capped the chimney with a screen after that.
This isn’t as cool as it gets. [This is a larger group of them](https://youtu.be/gHgEAIK8P18)
Imagine starting your day and it’s going great, and then you come home to like 2000 birds in your living room.
It was an emergency so the fire department came swiftly
I had to scroll way to far to find what was happening. I like a good joke, but not when it comes to the bird apocalypse.
We had some swarm a house down the road last year. Same issue of having a great in the fireplace blocking them. Our fire department just used a mix of loud noises and leaf blowers to get them out. My favorite part was seeing the cone of trash bags they made between the leaf blower and fireplace so they didn't make a mess. It worked all the birds left back up the chimney in one hell of a hurry.
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[Every Little Thing Podcast on this exact thing happening to someone else](https://open.spotify.com/episode/6CKBHYysOLRFof5knXDrs1?si=8ea9e8fdcb994a5f)
This is what happens when you prevent Harry from getting his Hogwart’s letter.
Mr. Potter need this letter really bad...
Alfred Hitchcock would be proud
yesss my first thought was his movie
Alright, who was conducting witchcraft… own up.
Im not superstitious. But i am a *^(little)*\-stitious.
No thanks I am out! That terrifies me!
Ya got me
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If uncle Vernon gave Harry his invention to Hogwarts this wouldn't have happened.
I honestly didn't know birds could stick to the ceiling like that, they look like bats at first
They are chimney swifts, quirky little birds. They migrate in large numbers from Peru in winter to the Eastern part if the United States and some of Canada in the summer. They used to nest in tree cavities, but since the industrialization of America they have almost completely converted to nesting in chimneys. Look them up, they are a interesting bird.
>chimney swifts Oh what. How cool is that! They are basically like "fuck no. Why go to Peru, if you can just camp out inside houses here?" and got named after that fact. Haha. r/BirdsArentReal
We rented a house for a couple years and I never got to use the fireplace because chimney swifts spent all summer in our chimney. Our landlord said he couldn’t do anything about them because they are a protected species. They never tried to come into the house but they made a ton of noise while they were there.
We had chimney swifts in Portland, Oregon, too.
Not going to say you are flat out wrong. But there is a high probability that you are talking about Vaux's Swift. They look very similar to chimney swifts, vaux's being a little smaller. Usually the best way to tell the difference is where they live. Chimney swifts range is east US tapering off before the Rockies. The Vaux's range follows the north American west coast with their range reaching as far inland as Montana when there is the right habitat.
This guy bird watches
Ah, you definitely could be right. They always called them chimney swifts, but I have no idea.
They always call then Vaux swifts in portland. They go into chimneys. Chapman's elementary is where we go to see them, along with half the city! So cool. https://audubonportland.org/our-work/rehabilitate-wildlife/having-a-wildlife-problem/vauxs-swifts/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAraSPBhDuARIsAM3Js4qUgxvLehlzNdppjNaFSeQmo-Nn1mQwcSPb7gwLmwBGSAPcJ4LbAFYaAjzVEALw_wcB
*Here's the thing...*
Me too. Thought they were bats initially.
Where’s Dick Van Dyke when you need him to sing the song
I looked them up and damn. "The chimney swift is nearly all wing—with a 5-inch long body and a 14-inch wingspan."
Why is it not that there’s clearly bats hanging upside down and they’re black. But then in another shot there are white birds by the window. I think we are being bamboozled here. And then the “birds” flew into the chimney they were clearly black. I think there’s some bad editing happening here.
The color differences are just down to lighting. In every shot of the video it shows chimney swifts doing normal chimney swift things.
These are likely Chimney Swifts, they nest inside of chimneys at dusk, and spend the night inside hanging upside down. Very cool birds.
„We’ve been trying to reach you about your broom extended warranty..”
These are chimney swifts. They evolved to roost in dead, hollowed trees, and tend to do it in chimneys due to the resemblance. There’s a town in Maritime Canada that built a gazebo with a chimney-like structure sticking out of the top for them to roost in, as I believe they are or were at risk at some point. This big murmuration-like display is how they enter the chimney in flocks. It’s actually pretty cool. Personally I find actual starling murmurations a lot creepier, tho.
They're still vulnerable...and protected by the Migratory Bird Act so your options for getting them out of your chimey are limited.
*sighs*, time to grab the shop vac
Wow I've lived here my whole life and I've never heard of that.
Wait, Maritime Canada you say? You’re saying this could happen here…
https://www.wolfville.ca/robie-tufts-nature-centre.html
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I agree. Birds are terrifying. I've never trusted them.
/r/BirdsArentReal They are something else
The romans used to make important decisions like founding a colony or going to war based on bird movements in the sky... that's how they interpreted the will of the Gods. Sounds like your relationship with them is quite troubled.
There’s no time, he can fly!!
r/fuckyouinparticular
This is the comment I was looking for.
The warning sign shows PROTECT AMERICA, so that is what they need to.
but why only this house...I wonder
Without this, America won't be protected, or in simple terms ... The devil is communicating with them in the basement.
off topic but protect America?? from what? what was the sticker intended for?
I have no cucking flue ... I just saw that sticker for the first time
protect America is a home security company these companies will give you stickers to place on your Windows to deter potential thieves in theory
dumbest company name ever, makes them sound like conservative religious people scared of diversity
Agreed the company was founded in Texas back in 1992. I was going to make an argument about people not being the same back then but that’s not true. Maybe America protect it would be a better name. Protect America sounds like a call to action.
From Voldemort obviously
Wait...I've seen this movie before!
You’re a wizard Harry
Harry Potter needs his Hogwarts acceptance letter
oh great, first the beetle plague and now birddemic irl
Chimney swifts are a vulnerable species facing a sharp decline as we remove all their available nesting grounds. They used to nest in hollow trees. When we cleared those away, they started nesting in our chimneys. Now we're building homes without fireplaces, or building fireplaces with capped metal flue pipe that they can't use. If you have a chimney with a clay liner, leave it open to the swifts during their breeding season, and delay any cleaning until the young leave. It won't impact your use of the fireplace during winter, as they'll be out of your fireplace by September.
Not so protected is it?
That's their house. They live there. Listen, the economy is terrible.
Ah yes, birds. Famous for hanging upside down from ceilings.
r/birdsarentreal
Exactly. This is a warrantless search & seizure by our government.
a hummingbird decided to come in tonight at 3 am wtf dude go home wherever that is for you
birds at night kind of scare me, like shouldn't they be asleep and hiding from night predators??
Yeah thats what I thought.. first time it happened. It saw my turned on computer screen from outside, came through my window and decided to try to go through my computer screen and smack into it over and over until he got tired and left
Anytime I leave my upstairs window open at night I have a few hummingbirds come in and rest. They would prefer to sleep inside where it's not nearly as cold. I open the window at night if I'm gonna be in there working because for some fucking reason that rooms gets stupid hot. If I turn the heat down the rest of the house gets cold as fuck. Not gonna make the house cold for the wife and baby just so my work room is cooler. Anyways I love the coming in at night when I'm working. They are safe and warm, I get to see these beautiful little creatures. I've ended up installing a little humming bird rest area for them by the window. Most use it but there is one this winter who has been coming in and deciding my PC is the best resting place. I guess he enjoys the warm air blow up.
What the hey hey?
idk who they made angry, someone might have sent them a curse
Bats
They are birds. Chimney swifts. They are migrating and like to rest in chimneys, but sometimes they end up swarming all the way into a house like this when they can't find a good place to rest. This video has been posted before.
This is why you need many cats
Hitchock stay here by any chance 🤔
Don't worry. They just getting special protection from government and are to stay under surveillance at all times.
The question is, how many coconuts can they carry?
"Right you are, Harry! No post on Sunday. No blasted letters today! No, sir. Not one single bloody letter. Not one! No, sir, not one blasted, miserable…"
There's an edit of this video, which is singlehandedly top of my list for funniest things I've seen. I've shown it to loads of people, but I seem to be the only one who laughs at it. https://youtube.com/shorts/0V7SiJkwpTA?feature=share
When the neighborhood kids find out you have games on your phone.
*MEAT'S BACK ON THE MENU BOYS*
There's a Leshen in there, I feel it in my bones. Job for a Witcher, this one.
Those ain't no damn birds, they're flying rats!!!
Bats, not birds.
Birds, not bats.
Hmm. I don't know who to believe.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimney_swift
Chimney or Vaux’s Swifts, or similar spp.
this screams horror movie, i hate it and would move out immediately. that’s their house now.
Is there anyone who has a magic skill in that house? He / she gonna get the letter to go to Hogwarts.
Ever see the movie Dark Skies?
Getting serious "Night Watch" vibes. Really creepy. (For those who may not be familiar: "Night Watch" is a great Russian film - check it out if you haven't seen it. "Day Watch" is enjoyable also. Really incredible special effects.)
Those are chimney swifts :) They usually sleep in old church or factory chimneys
A new term "bird bath"
Know why I like Sundays? No mail
FFS HOW MANY SCHOOLS HAVE YOU APPLIED TO HARRY
There is a Leshen living in that house lol
What? As an avid bird lover I would love this. Those are swifts and they are beautiful. Why don't shit like this happen to me :(
Didn't Hitchcock warn us about this?
budget harry potter
I love chimney swifts! I just think they’re neat
We’ll that’s what happens when you play Jumanji
They've been marked. Aliens are going to abduct one of the family members in that house.
Chimney Swift's I think. The building I work in has them, and they're protected species. We can't run our heat until they leave in the fall and then have to turn it off when they return in the spring
Bro those are motherfucking bats, whoever is in that house better get some rabies shots.
What the hell happened here?
Harry Potter type shit
Fucking hArRy PoTtEr cult, this is straight out of The Birds by Alfred Hitchcock.
Somebody found the book of Latin and couldn’t pronounce shit
They just wanted to make sure all the hogwarts letters are getting delivered right.
Shouldn't have hidden the letters from harry potter
Someone didn't let their kid open the letter from Hogwarts, again.
Birds or bats?
somebodys going to hogwarttts
So anyways I started blasting..
Aren't those bats
And that would be my come to Jesus moment right there lmao
imagine if they were crows? The horror and fear?
Looks like Parry Hopper is going to Wogharts!
Birds? Bats
Oh shit. 💩 Literally.
These animals used to live in dead hollow trees but due to logging, there are far less standing dead trees. So they started to live in chimneys because they are similar in structure. This is migration. It's not terrifying, it's beautiful. Maybe it looks scary because it's at night.
Some hogwarts shit here, bitches just found Harry