More from the owl and the crow gathering! Enjoy!!
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wow....is there a food source??? Dianntha
Perhaps.....little bunnies, for sure!! The neighbor's big garden might be home to some little field mice, too!!
Love the crow shots Trudy. I love all birds but rooks and crows are my favourites. Those bison are really rather special too. I have never seen a bison close up - not even in a zoo. They must have been an incredible sight when they covered huge tracts of land in herds in the days of the native Americans.
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