On the road again last week, braving the wind and wondering how my avian protégés were faring ...
The pictures will tell the story. The weird little "video" captures the feel of the blustery day.
For those who can't do video, here's the story:
 |
| Protective parent tucking down the two little ones |
 |
| Parent flies off ... |
 |
| ... only to reveal - Who is that?! |
 |
| Moving back in a little closer ... |
 |
| ... and keeping a watchful eye on the nest |
 |
| The new addition seems quite at home here! |
 |
| One big(ger) happy family? |
 |
| The last word goes to You-know-who ... |
Any thoughts on who the mysterious stranger is?
1 comment:
They are beautiful!
Here in Kamloops, we put out occasional table scraps for our crow friends. We have about 8 "regulars". One we call "buzz" because he/she has a buzz cut. Another is called "uni-brow" for obvious reasons. The rest are called "hiya". Haven't seen peg-leg for months.
Post a Comment