A murder of crowsFebruary 28, 2008 00:13
Evening draws on, and there’s an almighty cawing and commotion. An entire flock of crows flies overhead, looking for a roost. I fumble for my camera, and it takes ten million years to focus and snap. By the time it’s done, the crows, a thick layer when I started, are distant dots. Once again, Crow [...]
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Evening draws on, and there’s an almighty cawing and commotion. An entire flock of crows flies overhead, looking for a roost. I fumble for my camera, and it takes ten million years to focus and snap. By the time it’s done, the crows, a thick layer when I started, are distant dots.
Once again, Crow thwarts my attempt to portray him. ;)
Tags: birds, corvids, critters, crows, lodi-ca, Photography
2 Comments on "A murder of crows"
2. Linda R. Moore | March 17, 2008
I have no problem with seeing crows and ravens. They just don’t seem to want me to waste the encounter photographing them. Tricksters, all of ‘em :)
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1. Kango (4 comments.) | February 28, 2008
You’re a walkin encyclopedia. I had to google why you used ‘murder of crows’. As for the thwarting, guess you’re a scarecrow, then. :)