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Forest Raven Ko-fi
Corvidae family, round 1: Forest Raven vs Azure-hooded Jay
Forest Raven
Azure-hooded Jay
March 30, 2024 - Forest Raven or Tasmanian Raven (Corvus tasmanicus) Found in parts of eastern and southeastern Australia, including Tasmania and nearby islands, these ravens live in a variety of habitats, particularly woodlands and pastures. Foraging in pairs, family groups, and larger flocks, they eat invertebrates, small birds and mammals, eggs, carrion, lizards, seeds, fruit, and other plant foods, including nectar, usually foraging on the ground or in low vegetation, sometimes in shallow water. They may dip their food in water before eating it and cache food for later. They build large bowl-shaped nests from sticks, bark, leaves, feathers, grass, wool, fur, seaweed, and sometimes horse manure in trees, on rock ledges, or on or near the ground. Females incubate clutches of three to six eggs and both parents feed the chicks.
surprise attack
comm for @AurumRoo on twitter!
think about it thursday
indie folk band apline chough needs a drummer:
get this guy a drummer
forest raven (corvus tasmanicus)
piapiac (ptilostomus afer)
tufted jay (cyanocorax dickeyi)
none of these. new round of auditions
Akashi outfit redesign!
Redesigned by @murderofsomeone
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Welcome to:
My Immediate Thoughts on the Wikipedia Pictures of Raven Species
Let’s start from the bottom of the list
Forest Raven:
Jackdaw vibes
Brown-Necked Raven:
Hmm. Certainly brown. And spotty. Very much giving patchwork with spots of that velvety (negative. I hate velvet.) faux leather stuff
I’ll do the rest another time
Forest Raven Corvus tasmanicus Source: Here