Found the remains of a Wood Pigeon's egg.
This chap was on a nearby aerial, looking suspiciously like the culprit.
I've never seen a Carrion Crow wiht such a vicious beak before!
February
5 years ago
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Pensby is a small suburb on The Wirral, a peninsula between the rivers Mersey and Dee in the county of Cheshire, just south-west of Liverpool.
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I enjoy your blog photos. I must admit to being a crow fan. While I know that other bird's eggs are part of their diet -- I guess that is just nature. I have a crowd (a murder) of crows that I feed near my house. They are always surprising me with their intelligence.
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