Carrion Crow by GiMi53
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Description
Another bird/actor wandering around the municipal garbage dump

Comments (22)
strong look he has......a bit unsharp, but a great pose
Beautiful capture of this proud bird and excellent information regarding the crow... Aloha
ouf.. me fais penser un film d'Alfred Hitchcock "les corbeaux". En plus Corvus veut dire corbeaux et Cornelius veut dire Corneille. Comme peut dire Delmur, un autre beau piaf LOL. J'ai essayde prendre les oiseaux en photo moi aussi, mais ils sont chiant, ils bougent tous le temps!!!. Et c'est marrant de voir cette photo parce que j'ai dis, il y a pas plus de deux jours, que je voulait avoir une plume noire pour une prochaine photo modelage... part , c'est une tr bonne photo du beau Carrion Crow. bravo mon grand !!!!
Beautiful capture!!!! I have no idea what valouchufy just wrote...but im guessing shes referring to Hitchcocks "Birds"....and i agree!!! My first thought was that as well. Im so fascinated by these birds, ravens in particular. We have a raven-family cirkling us whenever we take a walk in the woods and they are huge!!! Have a great weekend. #:O)
Beautiful bird. Difficult to photograph it. Very timid birds. Excellent capture.
A very cool corvid :o)
Superbe et tr belle photo!!!!!Bravo!V:DDD
Wrahhh, got a meatchunk? I don't do crackers, they get stuck in my beak. Whew, OK, now that I got that out of my system (I couldn't resist), Great capture Michel, very nice presentation too.
Very opportune shot! nice.
Les oiseaux envahissent notre village ;o)))) Lol. Superbe spimen de Corbeau. Et une excellente id de nous montrer les formes des diffentes familles, au moins on pourra les reconnaitre ! C'est joli les corbeaux, et ils ont souvent des reflets incroyables sur leurs plumage noir. Ici j'en ai jamais vu, il y a des corneilles, mais pas l'ombre d'un corbac ! Et au fait... qu'est ce qu'il a fait de son fromage ????? le renard est dpass???? lol. Plein de gros gros bisous Michel, et passes un excellent week-end.
comme il est beau et fiert ton oiseau ....de lhaut, la vue doit re intessante ......le cadre est particuliement bien choisi. BRAVO
wow, looks fantastic, excellently done!!!! :=)
Fantastic capture of this carrion crow, looking down from the steel-wire on you! Splendid work, Michel, it stands out so well against the background of this blue sky!
exellent
I absolutely LOVE the crow species of the bird world. National Geographic once did an article about crows. They proved how smart the birds really are. To me there's just something amazing and comical about them. I saw the Ravens they keep at the "Tower of London". I was really amazed at how huge they are. (The story goes that as long as there is a Raven at the "Tower of London" the monarchy will never fall.) Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
belle image!!
Great shot! We have ravens here, but without a good zoom, I can't get close enough. Very interesting creatures. :)
gorgeous shot gimi.. love the richness of the feather..:)
Belle image et super prentation! Bravo!!!
excellente image et merci pour ton explication sur les differents volatiles de cette espe. Juste une anedocte, quand nous sommes all visitla tour de Londres, je posais une question a l'un des gardes sur les crowns.l'air plein de mris il me rondit crowns!!! its ravens! Tr bon weekend Michel!
Beautiful bird.
So interesting! A wonderful close shot of this crow Michel! I had no idea that there were so many different types of black birds! Now I am curious what type I typically see. I have a picture of one in my gallery ...maybe you can tell me what it is...lol I love your little lesson for us. :-)