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Australian raven

Corvus coronoides

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Australian raven

Corvus coronoides

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Comments (5)
Tom Maebe
True, animaisfotos...smart and strong, hence they're spread allover the world coming from central asia. Back in my homecity in Belgium they use cartraffic to crush the nuts they find. They drop them on heavy traffic roads, to pick them up later.
Saarbrigger
You can see the strong independence of this bird in his eyes. Nice pictures.
Elsa
Beautiful shots :)
animaisfotos
Very smart birds these are. They do learn and adapt fast to our city life. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful.

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PublishedJuly 5, 2011

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