Wrapping up another year with corvid.
Tag: crows
Final landing approach
Crows and Ravens
This crow started swooping toward a hawk almost as soon as it perched on top of an electrical transmission tower. It tried a bunch of times to scare it off, but the hawk ignored it.
Two crows chased a squirrel across the lawn at a park…
Two crows chased a squirrel across the lawn at a park, one of them swooping down and possibly making contact with its claws (I couldn't quite tell) until it ran up this tree.Then they perched on a nearby fence and waited. When it tried to run down the trunk, they flew at it again and it went back up. One crow perched on another branch of the tree and waited, while the other flew off.
#nature #birds #squirrel #crows
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American Crow (on grass)
Lookouts
CAW!
The bird saw what you did.
American Crow
Crows seen through this morning’s fog
Crows seen through this morning’s fog. I ended up darkening the image a bit, but decided not to desaturate it any further.
American Crows
Dinnertime for a crow
American Crow
A crow on a street lamp
Finally recovered enough from the flu to get out for a walk in the neighborhood (while that’s still an option).
Finally recovered enough from the flu to get out for a walk in the neighborhood (while that’s still an option).
I think this first bird (possibly a goldfinch?) was trying to practice social distancing, though the crow in the third photo seems to be doing a better job. The house finch was such a bright red that I thought it had to be another kind of bird until I looked at the photos.
#photo #birds #nature #finch #HouseFinch #goldfinch #crow
On the lookout
There are a whole bunch of crows circling near the office. I think it’s time …
There are a whole bunch of crows circling near the office. I think it’s time to go home…
“No, YOU listen!”
“No, YOU listen!”
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Two days later…
I decided to make this photo my new header image here. It seems representative of the Twitter experience.
American Crow
I’ve mostly stopped taking pictures of crows to submit here, because they’re so common. But this one was just standing on top of a hedge as I walked quickly along the sidewalk. It didn’t budge. So I stopped, grabbed my phone, and took a bunch of pictures from maybe 6 feet away. I even moved to get a better angle and it didn’t fly off, just kept looking around while staying put.