My iNaturalist Observations
Tag Archives: Northwestern Crow
Crow Behavior Mystery
While down at the beach checking out the shorebirds, I happened to catch an odd sort of interaction between several crows. I was able to get three different ~1minute video clips and posted to youtube the one with the best … Continue reading
Northwestern Crow Making Feeding Drops
It’s a fairly common sight to see crows down at the beach poking around in the intertidal while the tide is out. From time to time you will see them fly up and then suddenly drop back to the ground. … Continue reading
Sharp-shinned Hawk and Crows
I walked down to Merrill Rock along the new sea walk that goes from the main Crescent Harbor parking lot down nearly to Totem Park. It is nearing completion in several sections, but still has a bit of work to … Continue reading
Snowy Day at Totem Park
I got an e-mail this morning from someone who reported seeing a dozen or so geese off the point at Totem Park this morning. She said it was dim and she didn’t have binoculars so couldn’t see them too well, … Continue reading
Posted in birding, birds, flora, identification, invertebrates, photojournal
Tagged Alnus rubra, Alnus viridis, Black Oystercatcher, Northwestern Crow, Red Alder, Rowan, Sitka Alder, snow, Totem Park
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Walk to UAS
Not much time spent outside today – just walking over to the house and back this morning, then over to UAS in the afternoon. Winds were starting to pick up this afternoon with a few white caps pushing past the … Continue reading
Posted in birds, daily, photojournal
Tagged Channel, Mt. Edgecumbe, Northwestern Crow
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Northwestern Crows Observing Death
While along Crescent Harbor with Connor and Rowan recently, I noticed a few crows calling and flying across from Lincoln Street (near the Baranof Intersection) toward the Centennial Building. I didn’t think much of it at the time, but as … Continue reading
