MikeQView
lvl.4
United Kingdom
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I Have frequently noticed Pigeons doing this when i have been flying, i have noticed 2 or 3 differing size circles they fly , then repeat, each time flying close at same altitude and sometimes under but raising towards mavic, not sure if the ultrasonics play a part in this or not, crows are mostly ok, their flying speed increases if they are getting agitated, rooks are just plain dumb ass, and are more difficult to predict, ducks are deceptively high speed straight line flyers mostly, flying frequently on autopilot, they have usually flown that route many times with little deviation, most other birds do get out of their way, Buzzards have always treated me fine as long as i keep an eye on them, the only near miss with one i had is when we both circled together, i was watching him watching me, and we flew ever closer till i chickened out and dived away, it appeared he was going to follow but stopped within 30 meters, and continued about his business, Hawks are an issue as they come out of nowhere at very high speed too, once they have their own VPS lock, LOL . Seagulls tend to get braver and braver, so if they are starting to circle and fly busily thats the time to get out of there. hope that helps |
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