The crows look like adults in a kiddie pool when they take to the birdbath, but this particular crow likes to bring its bread from some neighbour's yard and dip it into the water to make the bread softer, and then eat it.
Trouble is I always find bread floating around in the birdbath afterwards and have to clean the bath out and refill it more often than usual.
Stuffed rainbow lorikeets for sale at Australia Zoo |
They don't seem to sell crows up here at Australia Zoo for some reason |
Rainbow lorikeets on a cardboard heart at Australia Zoo |
Guess Where I Was Today?
A rainbow lorikeet I saw in the Australia Zoo aviary |
My crows have never really stopped visiting me since I moved in.
In fact, I can't remember a house where crows haven't been constant visitors in my life.
Tales From Captivity?
UPDATE: April 24th, 2020
Last night when I was writing this post up, I started wondering where the little butcherbird that usually hangs around my home has disappeared to lately -
Twitching in My Backyard
Then this morning I get out of bed to go to the toilet (or go to the bathroom as Americans say for some reason ... do they pee in their bathtubs over there?-) and look out my front window and there is the butcherbird sitting on top of the lamp post.
I just realized that butcherbirds have been following me around nearly as much as crows do -
A Butcher Bird Visitor Dropped in Out of the Blue Today Just as I Posted My Last Post About Chaos Magick and Garbage:-)
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