I love ravens... they are worlds smarter than pigeons.
Did you know they mate for life?
And tend to find a place to call home and stay there.
That's a shot that's fun and I'd put it into bw I think...
It is hard to resist feeding them... very naughty, but I confess to
doing it just once in winter at
the Painted Desert Blue Mesa OVerlook... I wrote a poem about him. I
named him "Sam" (I named all ravens "Sam")
and took a lot of photos :-) )
ann
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These guys hung around "Valley View" -- a vista point in Yosemite.
Despite there being a $250 fine against feeding the wildlife, I saw people
feeding them all the time. (It is also not good to get wildlife dependent
on being fed.)
At first I thought they were crows, but they were way too big -- 8" to 12"
long. And fat. I decided they must be ravens. It was sort of weird seeing
the bird of doom ("Nevermore.") acting like a pigeon.
As I was waiting for the light to get better, this grooming went on. I
presume one was picking something out of the other's crown. Couple or mother
and child. It was interesting bird behavior.
http://www.mapphotography.com/PAWS/pages/pigeons.htm
Just for fun, nothing great.
Marnie aka Doe :-)
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