Every summer a pair of Hooded Crows raises a couple of hatches at the farm, so we go from two crows to about a dozen by fall. The first batch help to raise the second. Since the dogs at the farm are free fed a local kibble that is primarily dried fish (dogs love it and the Omega oils help keep them young!) the crows have essentially an inexhaustible buffet. I find them perched on the feed tray every morning. Today a neighboring butcher gave me a bag full of veal bones for the dogs and the crows are nibbling on any unoccupied (dog wise) bones.
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Monday, September 30, 2013
Sunday, September 8, 2013
A Murder Of Crows
Hooded Crows are not loved by Egyptian farmers but I really like them. They can be destructive of crops and they will capture and eat the hatchlings of other birds, which can be less than endearing.
This group was happily digging bugs out of our lawn, though their favorite food seems to be the dogs' kibble. A murder of crows is what a group of crows would be called and the two large beige hairy things are two of my dogs.
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