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Eileen was asking about the Hooded crow last week.
So, here comes Swedich crowes. :)
This one is everywhere.
quite common
This is a rare one, only found in the south part of Swden. I have only seen it ones.
You recognize the Raven on it´s wings and tail. I never seen it upclose, only flying and sitting on treetops!
And, of course the:
Magpie - Skata
This one is everywhere.
There are more, colored, birds in the crow family but today I focus on the b&w ones.
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Hello Monica,
ReplyDeleteI love all of these birds, they are all wonderful photos too. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend.
These are great! I am always interested in different species across the world!
ReplyDeleteNice variety of birds. I loved your raven.
ReplyDeleteA nice variety.
ReplyDeleteWe get a lot of magpies ...
All the best Jan
I have a feeling that these different birds had a group agreement to sport black and grey attire.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. We get big hawks and have to watch the small pups. But the beautiful mourning doves serenade us too. Along with Mr. Woody the Woodpecker. That one is noisy in the very early morning hours. I am waiting for Fall and the dance shows the bats provide us each night at dawn. Have a wonderful new day.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos, Monica.
ReplyDeleteI am always fascinated by the different species of birds around the world.
Happy Wednesday!