I was amazed by the blue eye, which I couldn’t see while it kindly posed for me. Apparently one can tell crows from ravens by the base of their feathers – one is white, the other gray, Thanks for dropping in. 🙂
That makes sense about the feather base – I have taken some bird walks (with pros) back some years and so cool to see the list of identifiers they have ! Stuff you likely know
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Christine R 
Love the clarity of the eye and beak and picture #2 is my fav of the series here – and not sure if raven or crow either
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I was amazed by the blue eye, which I couldn’t see while it kindly posed for me. Apparently one can tell crows from ravens by the base of their feathers – one is white, the other gray, Thanks for dropping in. 🙂
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That makes sense about the feather base – I have taken some bird walks (with pros) back some years and so cool to see the list of identifiers they have ! Stuff you likely know
😉
🐦🐧
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Known and forgotten 🙂
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They watch you as you walk past, with an evil glint in their eye. Beautiful looking birds
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Actually a few of the cats next door have an evil glint in their eye!
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