Tracy’s Corvid-2020 Weekly Challenge #8
After weeks of frustration of trying to get a photo of one of the Australian Ravens that hang around my place, lately some have taken to just walking around the garden with the swagger only a Raven can do.
Tracy’s Corvid-2020 Weekly Challenge #8
After weeks of frustration of trying to get a photo of one of the Australian Ravens that hang around my place, lately some have taken to just walking around the garden with the swagger only a Raven can do.
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I’ll be sure to let him know 😀
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After seeing your post, I started to post a post about a crow I observed once, but ran out of power in my computer. I was in my hammock, watching the sunset…I went to my studio to finish the post and caught site of the project I’d been working on. Next thing I knew it was midnight and didn’t again think of my crow until this morning and I see she’s already posted the week’s submissions, but in case you want to see it, here is mine: https://judydykstrabrown.com/2020/05/15/mr-crow-3/
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That is so good. Great photo 🙂
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But it has been pointed out to me that is a raven, not a crow. Still a Covid, though.
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I’ve seen them doing the same walk over here too
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I understand ravens usually travel around in pairs. Does that mean they are couples?
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Australian Ravens generally couple up for life. Seeing pairs is most likely a couple
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Those are handsome birds!
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They are Sheree and sometimes I think they know it 🙂
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one of these days hands will appear under those wings won’t they!
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That’s a scary thought Becky 🙂
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They are such clever birds it will happen!
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I think they are always scheming 😀
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It must be good luck.
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I certainly hope so x
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A raven swagger, eh?
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Oh yes……could be confused with a casual Crow 😀
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But not a malevolent Magpie!
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or a pompous Pee Wee
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😊
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You got a nice shot of this swaggering raven. I don’t trust them at all. I also think that black ones bring luck?
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They are fine birds scrappy 🙂 yes I hope for luck with Australian Ravens around most of the time
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I do like Raven.s We have a pair of native ones that nest nearby. They are most vocal and visible in early spring.
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The Ravens around here are vocal all year round 🙂
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