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Nice
norekos 2 years ago
Amazing video
Yes they are starlings "birds"...not bats
NatureTraveler2008 3 years ago
my god, are u... are u controlling them with ur mind powers??? if i were u i would use them to invade poland or something, the last guy that invaded poland ended up fine.
hswwsh 3 years ago
YAY
JM8023 3 years ago
yeah 2601 view keewl birds
scottgo4it 3 years ago
I thought I had taken a nice video, this one is truly amazing!
MookieLachance 3 years ago
they are starlings. or storni in italian.
emelieroma 3 years ago
They are definitely bats. And occhioalpremio is correct, the formation and swirling has two purposes: avoiding hawks and catching insects.
monacojerry 4 years ago
I saw this while in rome and it was something amazing. bats or birds? no matter. It was something you will see once in a lifetime.
johnnybighit 4 years ago
Some Starlings talk..
lindapittsburgh 4 years ago
I live in Rome and I can tell what they are doing: escaping from an hawk.
occhioalpremio 4 years ago
I have been to Rome in the summer, and had not seen them. I went in the winter this time, and found them amazing. I guess that they weren't schedulce on my last eventing there; I didn't see them.
Is there an entymologist out there? Are they chasing swarms of insects?
jkbowman 5 years ago
simply amazing.
mahony007 5 years ago
That's some video. Those Italian birds are such show-offs!
latinology 5 years ago