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nocalflea

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29. Thanks for that last paragraph. LOL.

Sun Oct 8, 2017, 04:06 PM

Oct 2017

Grew up about 15/20 miles inland from Bodega Bay . No trip to Bodega was complete without a dire seagull advisory from my dad. The Birds was mandatory viewing in our home.

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Our Hmong Neighbors Call Us The "Crow People," I Discovered.. [View all] MineralMan Oct 2017 OP

Many thanks saidsimplesimon Oct 2017 #1

There's another advantage. Nobody parks on the street in front MineralMan Oct 2017 #2

Very funny saidsimplesimon Oct 2017 #3

Another consideration ChazInAz Oct 2017 #4

I also feed ravens and crows, saidsimplesimon Oct 2017 #5

We don't have any pigeons, but do have many doves MineralMan Oct 2017 #7

I love the doves......we laughed one year, we put up a platform for them to use as a nesting place a kennedy Oct 2017 #8

The ravens should take care of the pigeons markbark Oct 2017 #43

They're a noisy lot, but interesting to watch. MineralMan Oct 2017 #6

Lots of woods around here, and crows only occasionally come near the Hortensis Oct 2017 #32

And the squirrels like to chew the insullation off your ignition wires. trof Oct 2017 #34

Fried with gravy for the young ones GulfCoast66 Oct 2017 #42

Rice and gravy. trof Oct 2017 #48

They are considered a "problem" by many people in various cities. BigmanPigman Oct 2017 #9

No problem for us, except maybe how to pay for all MineralMan Oct 2017 #10

No, just a problem for others. trof Oct 2017 #35

One of my best Friends was a lovely Hmong yuiyoshida Oct 2017 #11

A Hmong Shaman Lives Two Doors Down the Street MineralMan Oct 2017 #12

Interesting, one of the things I shared with her is that yuiyoshida Oct 2017 #13

OH you should go . Your relationship with him have nothing to do with your parents and his relations lunasun Oct 2017 #27

We have resident crows that I love as well. nolabear Oct 2017 #14

They don't like to fly in fog or smoke. Seems to frighten them. sarge43 Oct 2017 #23

My church also houses Hmong congregation. dembotoz Oct 2017 #15

There are several churches here that do that. MineralMan Oct 2017 #16

Kinda non non related story... thbobby Oct 2017 #17

I was talking about crows with a friend of mine just the other day. Crows nest and travel... George II Oct 2017 #18

Crows do extended families. They're not loners like ravens. sarge43 Oct 2017 #21

We used to have mockingbirds in my neighborhood Retrograde Oct 2017 #19

Thanks for that last paragraph. LOL. nocalflea Oct 2017 #29

Actually, I am part Crow--- one eighth. panader0 Oct 2017 #20

Back in the day Maynar Oct 2017 #22

We live in the woods. leftofcool Oct 2017 #24

I'm sure. I'd love it. MineralMan Oct 2017 #25

That is what the Wildings call the Northerners also Not Ruth Oct 2017 #26

All Northerners or just the Black Watch? nt Codeine Oct 2017 #44

A couple of years back I lived in a cottage in the country. Doreen Oct 2017 #28

Sounds lovely! MineralMan Oct 2017 #38

Thanks for my first smile of the day Hekate Oct 2017 #30

My pleasure! MineralMan Oct 2017 #39

Last year we heard the most unearthly bird noise Codeine Oct 2017 #45

As time goes on I do have hopes of spotting him and others... Hekate Oct 2017 #46

Love this. nocalflea Oct 2017 #31

It seems a lot like my childhood MineralMan Oct 2017 #41

Lots of what are "little bitty birds" raven mad Oct 2017 #33

I feed Crows too TuxedoKat Oct 2017 #36

That's beautiful malaise Oct 2017 #37

I used to work for an "eccentric man" who did the same thing for beach birds, feral cats & his dogs. Sunlei Oct 2017 #40

Loved this kpete Oct 2017 #47