I live in Alberta, Canada and they are kind of black, they are in groups of hundreds and follow each other.  When they decide to stop, they all sing and move all the time.  And then, they all leave at the same time.  They are very pretty and the male have color on his head, kind of reddish.
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... or Starlings maybe. Here is a site with many photos of starlings. Color changes drastically from winter to summer and from young to adult.
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the people are the same as us.  They do say "ah" alot.  The government is more of a socialist type country.  They all have free medical.  They pay their citizens money to have children.  I live in Buffalo NY, right next to the Canadian Border.  I have alot of Canadian friends.  The accent is different, that is about it.  Oh. by the way, they have alot of doughnut shops over there.  Way more than we do.
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They are all taken! or do they even exist anymore?....they are an endagered species!! lol
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I am sorry I have no idea, there hasto be a million of those videos, do you even know the gender of all the band members?  That would help, maybe their hair color too?  Their style of clothes?
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It is the dawn of a new season for the sasquatch.I think now thru around mid june is a good time to set eyes on one based on the thing coming down to feed.I found a picture of hair samples from last season's sightings that can not be explained that I know of.Also a couple lawmen sighted one they claimed in I think it was colorodo.
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Thats the ultimate in hilarity and the song is catching. I wonder if the Booowooo will catch on over here in Europe, if not you have to send Bubb Rubb and L'll Sis over here they can annoy my neighbours any day...
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If it's a medium-sized, rather ugly mottled black/brown bird that congregates in the evenings to form a roost community then it may be grackles.  They have no song, just a rather raucous squawking call and when they gather by the hundreds in the trees nearby, they are a nuisance of the first order.  Much worse than pidgeons.  We have them in Texas and I believe that at different times of the year they plague most of the US.
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Birds of a feather flock together
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my mum's publishing company, EMI, signed them. they write all their own songs and have a completely original style. people say that their sound is a lot like fallout boy, but maybe it's time for the boys to fall out of the charts...
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theyre around i heard but i would never see them because i live in southern california, i heard they have black people in the clan now. how does that happen? i have no clue
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I got a new friend came from europe here he loves it . Canada is the best place in the world to live. We are all brothers and sisters canada is diverse in cultures , languages, people. We are a multicultural country and proud of it thats what Canada is built upon. We do not believe in assimilation like our neighbours to the south. Also it is a country here where we , feed the poor , take care of our old, and health care and poverty. We are still a country where we do not lock our doors and trust people.
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It depends entirley on hair colour, most adapt so that they blend in, but you can see them moving if there are lots, mostly they cling on to the hair as they find it very difficult to move out of hair. I have provided some links to close up pics of the beasties!
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Twix, Twix, Twix... They are BOYZ! Wut do u expect from those animals! (except 4 the hot 1, Dum Dum, and real animals). How long will it take ppl 2 realize it!!
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it's an application of the Hardy Weinberg Law.  page 8 should help you out.\n\n\nhttp://www.zoology.ubc.ca/genetics/334-1998/pop.pdf
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sounds like a warbler...but hard to tell from just this description, and not knowing where you live.  The two that pop into mind with that coloring could possibly be a Yellow-rumped Warbler, or Golden-winged Warbler. (maybe a female)\n\nhttp://www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov/id/framlst/i6420id.html\nhttp://www.enature.com/fieldguides/detail.asp?allSpecies=y&searchText=Yellow-rumped+Warbler&curGroupID=1&lgfromWhere=&curPageNum=1
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Well if it was similar in appearance to a black widow it is most likely in the same family (Theriididae) they are actually a very common family throughout the world. Many juvenile and male widows are colored in this manner, typically mottled, with red, yellow and black markings. It is possible that the spider you saw is in fact a widow (Latrodectus spp.).\nWhen young spiders are present, there is no real danger, they are not aggressive and can actually be handled without danger, but if the species in question is new to you, just handle it like you did, that was the best way to handle the situation.\nIf in fact the nest belonged to that spider, then it is most likely not a true widow, becasue in that area, the adults are the typical black with red hourglass, so then there would be no need to worry.\n\nhere are some images of young widows to compare it to\nhttp://bugguide.net/node/view/80826\nhttp://bugguide.net/node/view/73801\nhttp://bugguide.net/node/view/26128\nhttp://bugguide.net/node/view/13097\n\n\n\nhope this helps!
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I would suggest that there are terrorists training all over the world, not just "breeding" in Canada.  Terrorists all over the world are being hunted down and captured...in Canada, the US, England......