Last Rites for Magpies and other members of the Crow Family?
I don’t know but look here.
If nothing more, it does make one pause for thought – Is this possible?
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Robin, Glad to find your blog again! Must have been a lot of work rebuilding it…
The corvids are fascinating. It is obvious watching them that they are very intelligent. Whether they have feelings, who knows? But I would like to think so.
Cheers, T.
Aye Toad,
As you so rightly say corvids are fascinating and undoubtedly intelligent.
Think where we’d be without them…..buried in road kill for one thing.
Glad you found me, I’ve missed your thoughtful comments.
Cheers,
Fenlander