Toledo is a bird paradise. There are, of course, millions of pigeons. There are also a large number of ravens or crows (which ever one we don't have at home... these birds are a bit different). But the most ubiquitous bird is the swallow. They are everywhere, usually in swarms, and they seem to never stop moving. I actually caught one sitting on an antenna today.
Later I will try to photograph the partridges in the park, but they don't come out until dusk, making it a bit tricky. They are like triple-sized pigeons. For now, enjoy another video of the swallows swarming around the Cathedral.
P.S.- If someone can tell me how to make this video straight, please advise.
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