@bizzybuys: Why were there so many crows?! At night? 😩 #scary #wtf

Pearl :

Those aren’t crows…. 🦇

Stevanie Bennett :

Super strange at night! I’m guessing their normal night roost spot got invaded or something happened that made them all be like yeah gotta find a new bed for tonight!

Dormouse_said :

Look at all those chickens

Atomic Angel :

Live in San Antonio. We have birds like this all the time .

Simply Sophia :

Maybe signaling a change in the weather.

Onegift1121 :

They gather hither and thither where the carcasses are. 💯

Michelle :

lemon1220560615 :

going to roost or find another safe spot

karenbungay675 :

bats..

L :

Those are Bats

Char :

Alfred Hitchcock is reborn.

𓁣𓂀𓋹 ໓ēຖคi 𓅀𓌏ᛉ :

No they are just traveling to warmer places

Michele 🦊❌ :

Daylight savings sucks for everyone 👀

Jamie Nature :

If you pose the video It is very clearly Crows. It's called a murder. they are going to roost for the night. they are in mass numbers to keep warm and help each other find food. my town has a murder of over 3000. I love them!

L.Rochelle :

Tell me you have never seen bats fly without telling me you have never seen bats fly?! For all the people in the comments saying those are bats, they are most definitely not bats😂😂😂

storinicole :

the warning is clear 💯💯🙃🙃🙃

Sarah1331 :

Just wait till you ever see a night hawk eating bugs from city lights. I thought it was bats till my bird teacher explained a hawk is what I saw.

genX :

something bigs coming- stay ready

PoptartMama19 💙 :

they are so quiet!! 💙💙

kissonmylist777 :

time to repent!

Satisfying Life :

They are crows! They were huge, and said “caw caw” 🤣 and have feathers

Demi Grey Bull 🇵🇸✊🏽 :

those are government birds being released

jenn_Cali22 :

Everybody saying they are bats they’re not listen to them caw 🐦‍⬛

leti0876 :

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