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What It Means When Crows Suddenly Show Up in Your Yard, According to Wildlife Experts
(www.marthastewart.com)
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Unless it's a raven, I don't have the reference page to help me know the difference
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/52883795
Great Lakes region, USA. October 8th 2026.
I spotted a few crows on an apple tree munching. They'd take a few chunks of apple then move on to the next one. What a waste.
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/51663517
Great Lakes region, USA. September 7, 2026.
Hopefully our toad friend didn't suffer long, but nature is nature.
Lol, I can't help but think of a toad poop go-gurt here.
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Hope a corvid-adjacent meme is also acceptable here 😊
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It is a quite hot day (30 degrees Celsius) for this location. It usually hovers around 25 degrees. The jackdaw was walking about with another jackdaw looking for food, actually pecking some dead insects off of a cars bumper. The other jackdaw did not have its beak open. >
Is this a cooling behavior, perhaps similar to when dogs pant?
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/47327267
Great Lakes region, USA. May 2026.
What better way to dry off after a bath than to fly as high as possible, spread your wings, and let the wind do the heavy lifting?
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/47293892
Great Lakes region, USA. May 2026.
This post is a little gory, but that's nature for you. I do believe this jay had killed some house sparrows as they're thick near this spot. House sparrows are invasive and outcompete many native species here. They also kill other nestlings, so in a way this jay is keeping the balance. Saying all that and gore aside, I love these photos. Some of my favorites I've taken yet.
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