I am now living in the land of the crows. I have not seen a raven around the house although I have not given up hope. There is a large open space across the way and I plan to start daily walks over there with eggs in my pocket. Maybe I can coax a raven to come across the street and visit me.
Meanwhile I am making friends with the crows. They are too small a bird to pick up a chicken egg so I had to think of what they might like as a treat. I jumped in the car and went to the store and bought unsalted peanuts in the shell. Yum- crows like those and so do the bluejays. I put their treats in the same spot each morning and now they are waiting for me. Those corvoids are such smart birds- they train us! I don't know how the neighbors are going to like crows out there every morning but I like it fine!! They are much better sounding than the rock band that practices in a garage two houses away- who knew- the man we bought the house from failed to mention this fact- full disclosure- I think not! Oh well- it is life in the city- how I miss the tranquility of Mt. Veeder and the ravens. However if I can't have ravens I will have their little cousins, the crows. We shall get along just fine.
Friday, July 30, 2010
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They are entertaining corvids too... just not quite Ravens...
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