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Not an Owl
Having fresh snowfall is a bit like getting a local newspaper delivery: I learn about things going on in the neighborhood I wouldn’t otherwise know. Tracks on the fresh sheet of snow spread across the arena last month were like … Continue reading
Posted in animal communication, birds, ravens, wildlife encounters
Tagged raven tracks, ravens
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On Being Watched
For the most part, the wildlife around our place regards me with either fear or wariness. Birds flutter, squirrels scurry, deer bound. The latter, admittedly, only retreat to their calculated safe distance before turning to assess my intentions, but all … Continue reading
Posted in animal communication, humans and wildlife, observation, ravens, rodents
Tagged Bernd Heinrich, corvid communication, ravens
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