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| From Photo-a-day-2010 |
Two crows take refuge in a city garden and are silent observers for a change. Normally, the crows are the most active and noisy birds in the city. Very social creatures and well-fed by various sources not the least their own scavenging.
The tree itself has a bizarre shape and you need to click the image to see its absurd branching.
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Mark Twain acknowledges the tenacious crows of Bombay in his book-length travelogue "Following the Equator", and at the linked page of Project Gutenberg you can read it in "CHAPTER XXXVIII".
LOL.
Just love the tree!Reckon I could climb it!Mx
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All good things take time.
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LOL
Laugh Out Loud...or Lots Of Love?
ReplyDeleteHa ha!! I will do my best to post as you wish because I always enjoy your comments.
I just love to post the captions!
However I can do both! Mx
I don't always like to post my comments in the thread!