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Fig
01- Birds, just for illustration
Actually, crows are urban residents, not only found a lot in my current city, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, but also seen across cities in the USA.
Naturally, this omnivorous bird eats everything in nature such as:
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animals
- vegetables
- and wild fruits.
- vegetables
- and wild fruits.
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02- Spring white dogwood flowers, just for illustration
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03- White azalea
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Crow in Baton Rouge (Credit to LSUAgCenter)
In respect to animals as foods, this bird love to consume:
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other birds
- bird eggs
- insects and small rodents
- bird eggs
- insects and small rodents
Since the birds live in the city, they might search foods in the garbage cans at neighborhood.
The black crows are illegal to be harmed or to destroy their active nests, it is because they are protected by federal law.
Penalties could be maximum to 6 months in prison and a fine to maximum US$15 thousands.
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Hello, crows are birds that I have never liked because they are seen as scavengers, and they look for everything that is dirtiest, but as such they have put them like this, so let's give them a chance haha. A big kiss
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A Bird on the Exit Sign in the Library – Part 2
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Olá, adorei toda a ilustração.
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Fig 01- Birds, just for illustration
Actually, crows are urban residents, not only found a lot in my current city, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, but also seen across cities in the USA.
Naturally, this omnivorous bird eats everything in nature such as:
- animals
- vegetables
- and wild fruits.
Amiga que lindas fotos de ilustrações, amei!
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Fig 04- Crow in Baton Rouge (Credit to LSUAgCenter)
In respect to animals as foods, this bird love to consume:
- other birds
- bird eggs
- insects and small rodents
Since the birds live in the city, they might search foods in the garbage cans at neighborhood.
The black crows are illegal to be harmed or to destroy their active nests, it is because they are protected by federal law.
Penalties could be maximum to 6 months in prison and a fine to maximum US$15 thousands.
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- Alligator in the Nearby Neighborhood - Nature 7
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Los cuervos me fascinan desde siempre.
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Fig 04- Crow in Baton Rouge (Credit to LSUAgCenter)
In respect to animals as foods, this bird love to consume:
- other birds
- bird eggs
- insects and small rodents
Since the birds live in the city, they might search foods in the garbage cans at neighborhood.
The black crows are illegal to be harmed or to destroy their active nests, it is because they are protected by federal law.
Penalties could be maximum to 6 months in prison and a fine to maximum US$15 thousands.
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- The Rainbow Before Evening : Which One Has Vitamin C more - Red Bell Pepper or Orange? - Healthy Life 4
- Alligator in the Nearby Neighborhood - Nature 7
- Wild Animals and Birds in my Backyard – Nature 8a
Here where I live we don't see crows, there are mainly sparrows and seagulls.
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Glad to know that spring is coming to your city.
ReplyDeleteI love azaleas of any color... The white ones are sweet and contrast well with the crows. I don't like them, they look sinister...
Have a nice Sunday and a good week, Rainbow.
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Fig 01- Birds, just for illustration
Actually, crows are urban residents, not only found a lot in my current city, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, but also seen across cities in the USA.
Naturally, this omnivorous bird eats everything in nature such as:
- animals
- vegetables
- and wild fruits.
Olá amiga.
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O Corvo é uma ave muito bonita.
Votos de uma excelente semana!
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Olá amiga.
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Fig 04- Crow in Baton Rouge (Credit to LSUAgCenter)
In respect to animals as foods, this bird love to consume:
- other birds
- bird eggs
- insects and small rodents
Since the birds live in the city, they might search foods in the garbage cans at neighborhood.
The black crows are illegal to be harmed or to destroy their active nests, it is because they are protected by federal law.
Penalties could be maximum to 6 months in prison and a fine to maximum US$15 thousands.
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I am not a big fan of crows and pigeons. They are a real nuisance in the condo where we live.
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Com a chegada da primavera os pássaros estão mais ativos e cantam mais, nomeadamente os melros.
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Fig 01- Birds, just for illustration
Actually, crows are urban residents, not only found a lot in my current city, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, but also seen across cities in the USA.
Naturally, this omnivorous bird eats everything in nature such as:
- animals
- vegetables
- and wild fruits.
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Fig 01- Birds, just for illustration
Actually, crows are urban residents, not only found a lot in my current city, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, but also seen across cities in the USA.
Naturally, this omnivorous bird eats everything in nature such as:
- animals
- vegetables
- and wild fruits.
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Muy interesante 👍👍
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Fig 04- Crow in Baton Rouge (Credit to LSUAgCenter)
In respect to animals as foods, this bird love to consume:
- other birds
- bird eggs
- insects and small rodents
Since the birds live in the city, they might search foods in the garbage cans at neighborhood.
The black crows are illegal to be harmed or to destroy their active nests, it is because they are protected by federal law.
Penalties could be maximum to 6 months in prison and a fine to maximum US$15 thousands.
# Previous postings:
- The Rainbow Before Evening : Which One Has Vitamin C more - Red Bell Pepper or Orange? - Healthy Life 4
- Alligator in the Nearby Neighborhood - Nature 7
- Wild Animals and Birds in my Backyard – Nature 8a