Two crows sharing a piece of bread in Newhaven Harbour this morning.
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6 comments:
Hmm, now that is a bit different to what it was when I was down there yesterday seeking inspiration...
We have Crows here...large flocks up to 150 or more.
Get intp the chicken coop and raid the nests...carry off an egg in their beaks.
Louis
It almost makes you feel sorry for them - no worms today!
Great capture. Loved the photo and have thoroughly enjoyed your blog.
Should be three craws, Dido! Three craws pecking in the snaw, peckin' in the snaw........On a cold and frosty morn-ing!
Great pic though!
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