Whenever I see a Heron it is always being harassed by Crows. I think I've only ever seen one on its own enjoying peaceful solo flight. Don't know why Crows have got it in for Herons.
My cars are covered in tree pollen. The red one looks better with the yellowy green coating than the silver one.
Dirty foreign elephants? I don't mind Yorkshire elephants, they're hard working and don't take our jobs.
It is now, I think. Isn't it?
If you see Russell Crowe going past on what looks like a container ship made from pallet wood you'll know its bad.
I've seen crows chase off hawks and I remember the noise when flocks of parakeets first started arriving in Greenwich Park - they're both raucous birds at the best of times. (Mind, they might have been jackdaws - I can't tell them apart.) I think it might simply be that crows don't like newcomers.
Here too, was dull yesterday and stayed dull until evening.
Hooligans of the avian world. They are the background sound of late autumn here, like an over enthusiastic radio sound effects engineer has been busy.
I had a Talbot Samba cabrio in 2007, long after they'd mostly disappeared. There's 9 of those left, not including mine which is now in France.
And they're now worth a decent amount
The collective noun for a group or flock of crows is "a murder of crows" they have many stories associated with them and even this old nursery rhyme
I only know of the rhyme being applied to magpies.
Yes it applies to both as far as l have been able to research.
