Crows

Unfortunately, I couldn't get the camera out in time to get video of this one full on bathing in the flooded street. This shot starts right after he hopped out.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/12768496

After beaking up some treats, this one went to the grass patch and stashed the excess in a spot and covered it with more grass. In the fall, they'll cover a stash with leaves.

Sound off if you want to influence the content in this community.

What crow activities do you want to see more of —perching, flying, gliding, eating, cawing, fighting, walking, hopping, hiding food stashes, in a murder, solo, everything, anything, all of the above?

A crow in the Pearl District of Portland. Photo taken February 2024.

This is the same guy from yesterday. https://lemmy.ml/post/12246681

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/11904326

Photo by Scott Manne

No Photoshop here! Northern Hawk Owl being harassed by this monstrous Raven. Just look at the difference in size . Northern Maine. 1/31/24

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/9188868

Saw many questions and comments in the recent post about the injured Ural Owl. A happy Ural Owl is the picture here.

Read a few articles on the subject and I'll put the best of it in comments below. Full links included if you want more or to see the article pictures.

There's 4 articles, so just allow me a minute to get them all posted for you.

I'm okay with crows becoming the next dominant lifeform on earth.