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#corvids

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Swede’s Photographs

I'm Coming After You

Here is an image of a blue jay (Cyanocitta cristata) that seems to be flying straight toward me. In reality, the bird was simply heading to a feeder positioned between us. Still, with its intense gaze, it almost looks like it’s staring right through me.

If you're enchanted by images of blue jays and other captivating corvids, dive into my photo gallery for a visual treat! Take a peek:

swede1952-photographs.pixels.c

"The image captures a stunning moment of a blue jay in mid-flight, seemingly heading straight toward the viewer. Its sleek body is streamlined, wings tucked close, giving the impression of swift and purposeful motion. The bird's sharp beak points forward, its intense gaze locked ahead, creating a sense of focus and determination. The blue jay’s feathers display a striking mix of bright blue, crisp white, and deep black, standing out vividly against the lush green backdrop of blurred leaves and branches. Sunlight filters through the foliage, casting a dappled glow across the scene, adding depth and warmth. The natural setting, likely a dense forest or garden, enhances the feeling of freedom and movement as the bird glides effortlessly through the air. This image conveys a powerful sense of energy and grace—a fleeting moment of nature captured at precisely the right instant, showcasing the agility and beauty of this remarkable bird. The photographer's credit, "© Swede's Photographs," is visible in the bottom left corner." - Copilot
#photo#photography#photographer
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David :SetouchiExplorer:

Not the best picture, but it's been a while: both Mr and Ms Crow coming to get peanuts (the pic was actually on Sunday) Ms Crow almost doesn't spend any time in the nest anymore, but the babies haven't come out yet - I thought they would this weekend but not yet, hopefully by the end of the week (and because I'm sick I couldn't go check out the crows-by-the-sea as the female laid eggs a bit earlier over there)

Mr and Ms Crow eating peanuts in the park.
#crows#birds#corvids
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Sabine

"Me, me me..!"
Raven mom delivers. All four of them got something. The noise they make when they see a parent fly toward the nest is quite something. But the nest is in a very safe place. And the father keeps an eye on it.

#ravens ##corvids #birds

A stick nest with little ravens. An adult just arrived and stuffs the opened beaks with some food.
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Swede’s Photographs

Feathered Forager

Groups of blue jays frequently pass through this area, making occasional appearances. However, this particular blue jay (Cyanocitta cristata) has become a regular visitor, showing up every morning. Today, I watched as it swiftly sifted through the bird seed mix in search of a peanut. At some point, it accidentally knocked one onto the ground and had to hop down to retrieve it. down to retrieve the nut.

If you're enchanted by images of blue jays and other captivating corvids, dive into my photo gallery for a visual treat! Take a peek:

swede1952-photographs.pixels.c

photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #BlueJay #corvids

"The image captures a striking blue jay standing amidst lush green grass. Its feathers shimmer with vivid hues of blue, accented by white and black patterns on its wings and tail. The bird’s sharp, curved beak is slightly open, revealing the peanut it has triumphantly grasped—perhaps a prized find from the morning’s scavenging. Its eyes, dark and alert, reflect a keen intelligence, ever watchful of its surroundings. The background is softly blurred with foliage, enveloping the scene in a peaceful, natural glow. The delicate details of the bird’s plumage and the earthy textures of the grass add to the richness of the moment." - Copilot
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Jeremy McNaughton 📣️🍉️

To be honest I didn't know it was Crow and Raven Appreciation Day today until a friend told me.

But check out this crow harassing a red-tailed hawk in the tree outside my building moments ago. This has been going on for hours. On my walk home three crows were dive-bombing the hawk.

This feud goes back.

I appreciate how crows are like anti-fascists, making everyone safer by picking on bullies and predators.

#InternationalCrowAndRavenAppreciationDay#crow#birds
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