(Picture taken last March)
See also: Hooded CrowExternal links: Cornacchia grigia (Wikipedia)
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15 comments:
The colours are different from what we're used to here. A wise looking bird.
A noble looking bird.
That is too cool.
Interesting, the ruffled feathers.
So interesting VP, I've not see before.. Our crows are totally black. Super capture.
Quite handsome!
beautiful crow , kind of same post for me ;)
Very nice!
I'd recognize it as a crow but its coloration is quite different from what I'm used to.
Nice guy :)
I don't think I've seen a hooded crow before. I would guess he's just as much a nuisance as are our crows. I may have told you this story - but the other day on a golf course, a big hawk with a squirrel in its talons, flew right over our heads being chase by 5-6 crows. The crows wanted that squirrel and weren't much afraid of the hawk!
Smart and attractive!
i've not seen one like this before, i like him a lot!
He's handsome!
I don't think we have these here. Nice catch!
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