The rooks will be flying from their roost to the area they are feeding in - probably stubble fields - and then making the return journey to their roost.
Why do the rooks (crows?) do a daily migration east to west and back? I see them in what looks like hundreds, but probably isn't, flying past the window and then back later parallel with the north coast. Where are they going and why?
The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
The rooks will be flying from their roost to the area they are feeding in - probably stubble fields - and then making the return journey to their roost.
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