Our feathered friends are an obligatory part of not only the biosphere of any metropolis, but also, often, its calling card. Like, for example, "crows of the Tower", "kites of the Kremlin", "pigeons of Venice", "geese of Rome")) (just kidding).
Well, in cities with history, with an abundance of monuments, birds have become both part of the architectural landscape and a headache for utilities.))
Walking around my native St. Petersburg, I take a lot of pictures, including its "feathered inhabitants", mostly "for the mood". If there is interest from the "Feathered Friends" community, then the cycle will continue...
