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One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
Hmmm, a great way to collect guano????One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
Your Online Avatar May Reveal More About You Than You d Think Shots - Health News NPR
Your digital avatar gives away more hints about your personality than you might think, according to a studypublished Friday in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. And that's true even if you craft your avatar to look completely different from you.
"Despite avatars being whatever an individual wants them to be ... that person's personality can come through and be communicated accurately to others," Katrina Fong, a Ph.D. student in psychology at York University and lead author of the study, tells Shots. "Who we are in real life does to some extent drive our choices in deciding how to represent ourselves online."
Very interesting!
In corn country you can earn a bounty shooting them....One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
Coffee enema on it's way...Mine says - "homebrewer".
Not sure what else could be read into it...
What does my avie tell y'all about me? Just curious.
I have heard that.In corn country you can earn a bounty shooting them....One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
To gamey?I have heard that.In corn country you can earn a bounty shooting them....One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
In my limited corn growing experience(1/2 acre a year of sweet corn) the crow is beneficial, as if you observe them closely, they are eating insects in the corn.
Like any bird, they will dig up seed if you let them.
They don't bother me, I don't bother them.
Unlike feral hogs, which are tearing up my land and made me have to spend $4,500 on a fence just to be able to garden.
I shoot them on sight, and, try my best to give them away, but, I will not eat one.
I don't have a problem with feral hogs.I have heard that.In corn country you can earn a bounty shooting them....One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
In my limited corn growing experience(1/2 acre a year of sweet corn) the crow is beneficial, as if you observe them closely, they are eating insects in the corn.
Like any bird, they will dig up seed if you let them.
They don't bother me, I don't bother them.
Unlike feral hogs, which are tearing up my land and made me have to spend $4,500 on a fence just to be able to garden.
I shoot them on sight, and, try my best to give them away, but, I will not eat one.
In corn country you can earn a bounty shooting them....One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
I don't have a problem with feral hogs.I have heard that.In corn country you can earn a bounty shooting them....One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
In my limited corn growing experience(1/2 acre a year of sweet corn) the crow is beneficial, as if you observe them closely, they are eating insects in the corn.
Like any bird, they will dig up seed if you let them.
They don't bother me, I don't bother them.
Unlike feral hogs, which are tearing up my land and made me have to spend $4,500 on a fence just to be able to garden.
I shoot them on sight, and, try my best to give them away, but, I will not eat one.
It's Bambi. Bambi is constantly eating my flowers.
Bitch.
Wow!!! How cool is that! I like crows and ravens. You should see them feeding on the rocky beaches of Alaska during low tide. The "lazy ones" are on the ground waiting for others dropping mussels on the rocks from a height to break the shells. The "lazy one" jumps on the freshly dropped mussel and then a fight ensues between the "lazy one" and the "original owner" of the mussel.One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
Hmmm, a great way to collect guano????One of my totem animals. Ravens and Crows. Very interesting and VERY SMART birds.I'm not sure what to make of all this. I'll just keep an eye on it for a while before making a final judgment.
Remind me to tell you about crows some time. Very interesting birds.
Crows are cool.
They know I throw the non-compostable food scraps out the back door.
There is a crow on watch at my back door during all daylight hours.
The do it in shifts.
