I am sure you have heard the common saying... Two's company Three's a Crowd Well in today's post we are heading to the seaside and a tail about three ravens!! Tail / Tale get it ... don't you just love

can't I just...

A sequence of photos showing a couple of our resident crows "courting" on the wires by our house

A collage with a berry-eating bear, and a brief discussion of the gregarious blue jay.

If you leave them treats, they may return the favor with "gifts". I recently discovered that some birds such as Corvids (Jays, Ravens and Crows) will bring you things they find as it would seem

A discussion of the three common jay species in Washington, U.S.

come over to my place and I'll show you my corvid collection wink-wink

Another interesting topic on Feather friends, as crows are very common but in crow family many spices are very rare. Crow family is considered an opportunist family so they adopt and live in every kind

Magpies and Ravens and Bison, oh my!