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10 Comments on There was this persistent crow!
Cool picturew / such detail. The crows eye is a little scary..
there is something about a crow that is scary...
think of the movie THE BIRDS....
your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!
Monique & Charles: Yeah, I remember THE BIRDS! Scared the c*$(p outa me as I recall.
This guy wasn't the least bit scary ... or scared of us! He just kept hopping back and forth and looking at us. I dunno what the heck he thought he was doing; of course he probably wanted one of the Cheetos the kids were eating! lol
We seem to be inundated with the daggone things right now though. Every morning about 5:30 or so they get going right outside our bedroom window. They're driving me nuts! (yawn)
Great closeup. BTW, how do you tell a crow from a raven? Do you have to hear them croak "Nevermore?"
Hello Gabrielle,
Thank you for sharing the terrific closeup of the crow. We have a few crows that come by quite often and visit our wild bird feeding station. They are pretty big birds! Again, thanks for sharing the photo with us. Have a great weekend!
Rita
Rita: Wow! I don't know that I'd encourage crows around here. They're smart, sassy things -- very opportunistic. In fact, we see them chasing the squirrels quite often, just for fun. It's quite a show when the squirrel stands up and puts up a "back off, mister!" defense. I've yet to see a squirrel actually get taken out; it seems to just be a play thing.
Jim & Maria: "herds!" I love it. That's how they are around here too. No ... I doubt he was lost. There were others. This guy was just curious I guess ...
Looks like this crow was hanging out by the beach. Perhaps he was unemployed and had nothing else better to do.