Beautiful tax. I just love the curiosity of Buckeyes. Before Ruby fell ill, her nickname was Adventure Girl. I stopped counting the number of times I had to go fetch her from the neighbor’s yard. Once later, when she was actually quite ill, but was apparently feeling adventurous, he brought her to me so he could let his dogs out.
Oh, no. I’m sorry. Is there no improvement at all? Well, if she goes, at least she got to experience free ranging, a clean bed and a loving hand.
I thought so, too. I’m not thrilled about it and hope her second cycle slows down.
Interesting thought! I’ve seen both ravens and crows drive off hawks from my yard.
Sad. A comb is red because of blood flow. If an animal is dying they will shut down blood to their peripheries including their comb. That is how I knew there was no saving Elizabeth when out of the blue I came across her breathing her last. She was already blue and a bit cold going into shock.
They are different species. Ravens are substantially bigger. I believe their beaks are different, as well. I do think they come from the same family, but I forget which other birds are in it. Around here, I see crows in flocks (murders?) and ravens in pairs or alone.Alright, let’s get this settled once and for all: what is the difference between a Raven and a Crow (bedsides the obvious “Nevermore” the Raven says)
Poor Elizabeth. Margo’s comb color change was only intermittent for a couple weeks when she had that strange posture like her back was sore and that was a year before she died. Necropsy revealed chronic dorsal egg yolk peritonitis. Rest in peace, Margo.
Ravens tend to like higher altitude. They also usually come in pairs. Crows come in corbies: breeding pair, a few of last years babies, this years babies all living together.
The kids these days seem to live with their parents more often lately. Rent is so high, and all those student loans to pay for. Gezz!
