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He looks mean! Aussie magpies are much more agressive than their British cousins. I remember being a student at the Halls of Residence at Monash University, part of the walk from the Halls to the campus was a nightmare as you had to cover your head in anticipation of attacks from magpies. Didn't seem to matter what time of year it was, it was always the same.
They have unusal eyes. Our crows have dark eyes, with a blue eyelid, but the young crows have blue eyes.This is an adult Black Currawong. The chicks look much the same but their eyes are entirely black.
Also, they make a playful sound something like singing .... "Curr - a - wong. Curr - a - wong." as opposed to the moanful sound "ahhh aahh aaaaahh" that crows make. )
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He looks mean! Aussie magpies are much more agressive than their British cousins. I remember being a student at the Halls of Residence at Monash University, part of the walk from the Halls to the campus was a nightmare as you had to cover your head in anticipation of attacks from magpies. Didn't seem to matter what time of year it was, it was always the same.
Attempting to annoy so that they will leave the territory. Usually it doesn't work. This crow yelled at this eagle at this perch for about 10 minutes before the eagle flew off to another perch a few hundred yards away to where they repeated this. This is also my favorite optical illusion image.Tempting an eagle.
great shotTempting an eagle.
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It looks like the crow is saying to the eagle, ‘hey mate look at that’ and the eagle has turned around and had a look.great shot
Anyone know what the white feathers on the Crow's chest mean - is it a sign of old age?Crow surveying his kingdoom.View attachment 37749View attachment 37750