Ravens used this nest two years ago and now, another nest-full of babies is being tended. This time, I see four babies, all at different stages, peeking out to be fed. These photos are not good because of distance and more importantly, the tree has begun to leaf out in earnest. Still, these are the only points of interest in our local wildlife area that is quickly on its way to becoming desert. So while the photos aren't great, baby ravens are a treat to see. These ugly ducklings grow up to be such beautiful birds.
Wow Katy, you've outdone yourself this time. Just wonderful
Delightful set. Ravens are special to me as I have been told they are my totem and have been given the nickname Rayvn. I love to read the stories and mythology about this bird plus they do help me locate wildlife in the field, especially wolves. Thanks for posting and sharing.
Bonnie
Wow and thank you since i have never seen young crows
Nice set on these hard to get images, Katy.
UTMike wrote:
Excellent series, Katy!
As always, thanks for your positive feedback, Mike!
Thanks for looking, Will.
Curmudgeon wrote:
Wow Katy, you've outdone yourself this time. Just wonderful
Thanks a bunch, Curmudgeon!
larryzplace wrote:
Very nice group Katy...
Glad you liked them, Larry.
Bonnie Halsell wrote:
Delightful set. Ravens are special to me as I have been told they are my totem and have been given the nickname Rayvn. I love to read the stories and mythology about this bird plus they do help me locate wildlife in the field, especially wolves. Thanks for posting and sharing.
Bonnie
Bonnie, if you haven't yet, you must listen to or read 'Ravenmaster', the true story of the ravens living in London Tower. It is a wonderful audiobook and probably ebook too. Glad you liked my photos.
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