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Submitted by stevenl on Tue, 03/06/2007 - 7:25pm.
Anyway, today I saw a big black bird perched on a tree that has been previously known as a launching pad for the red wing blackbird. My heart froze in terror. But then the bird made a noise and revealed itself to be a harmless crow. So, as you can see, there was no caws for alarm.
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I work in that area of Tumwater where the infamous red wing blackbirds dive bomb human pedestrians and peck at their craniums. Last year one of these birds left a nice welt on the top of my head, as they seem to go for those of us who are a bit thin in the hair department.
We're all crows. And that
Submitted by chaney on Wed, 03/07/2007 - 8:53am."I have never known birds
Submitted by OperaGirl on Wed, 03/07/2007 - 9:39am.