Not seen them here, but I do have a couple of crows who nest in the trees at the bottom of the garden. They are so clever and they are not scared of me at all, I'm trying to get the bigger one to feed from my hand, he's getting close but not sure enough yet.
Crows aren't just birds—they're loyal, intelligent, and deeply connected to family in ways we're only beginning to understand.
They remember faces, return home, and even care for their own across generations.
In their quiet world, loyalty isn't a choice—it's instinct.
Maybe the next time a crow watches you... it already knows who you are.
Extra lines: They don't forget kindness... or cruelty.
Their bonds run deeper than we ever imagined.
And sometimes, the wild understands loyalty better than we do.

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Bert was going on a blind date
Under the clock- he wasn't late
Should he kiss her lips or cheek
Even the thought made his legs go weak
He would look at her face first-and wait

We had many in the area.. As did London.. There are flocks all over ..
They are beautiful... 

Quote from: Scrumpy on March 18, 2026, 09:38:16 AMBest of luck Mups..

Thanks very much, Scrumps.  

 Bert was going on a blind date
Under the clock - he wasn't late
Should he kiss her lips or cheek 
Even the thought made his legs go weak

Best of luck Mups..

 Bert was going on a blind date
Under the clock - he wasn't late
Should he kiss her lips or cheek

Quote from: Scrumpy on March 18, 2026, 09:28:55 AMWe used to get a flock of parakeets in the park.. I haven't seen them for a while..

I'd love to see that, Scrumpy.

Not a cloud in the sky.  Its beautiful.   
Everybody's  Magnolias are coming into bloom too and they look a picture against a blue sky.

Off to see an NHS Physio this afternoon.  In my experience they've never done much to help, that's why I paid private last time,  but it works out expensive if you have to keep going back.