Sometimes
they appear in large flocks, squawking and singing. At night they disappear, nesting and
squatting the statues of the palace, the chimneys, and the domes of the churches. However
at night they might also fly circling the domes of the churches and of the monuments,
following mysterious rites.
They discovered a silent, panoramic area, far from car traffic, and they made it their
home. Can you blame them?
Right photo: The silhouette of Rome's domes, of the seagulls, and of the statues of the
Palazzo at sunset |
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