#photo of a crow

[crowfatherr]

This is the last photo before the winter I got of them! I don't have any from over the winter though so that's a bit saf:<

[dragoncuspid]

American Crow on the fence by my house

Photo by me, taken on FujiFilm X-T30 II

[corvidaearts]

a series oh photos involving The Incident as told on snapchat

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bonus epilogue sketch from doc under the cut

[sparrowmoth]

This was the kiss he’d been waiting for. It was a gunshot. It was prairie fire. It was the spin of Makker’s Wheel. Jesper felt the pounding of his heart—or was it Wylan’s?—like a stampede in his chest, and the only thought in his head was a happy, startled, Oh.

Please do not use, edit, or repost my art without permission.

[tokyostreetphoto]

Crow, Kichijoji 吉祥寺

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[thomas--bombadil]

With tailfeathers flailing and a crooked neck, a rooster gives the morning his best crow!!

[shaylogic]

Had fun making memes for the fandom discord

I'm coping, okay?

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

Muriel is holding The Crow Road by Iain Banks book which has been spotted several times in the promos 👀

From wiki: The novel describes Prentice McHoan's preoccupation with death, sex, his relationship with his father, unrequited love, sibling rivalry, a missing uncle, cars, alcohol and other intoxicants, and God, against the background of the Scottish landscape.

The novel combines menace (it contains an account of a "perfect murder") and dark humour (note the opening sentence: "It was the day my grandmother exploded.") with an interesting treatment of love. Banks uses multiple voices and points of view, jumping freely in both time and character. Even minor characters like Prentice's grandmother, the fictional town of Gallanach, and his family's home in Lochgair receive careful description, giving Prentice's life depth and context.

The book follows Prentice's journey of discovery about himself, those he loves, and the ways of the world.

"The Crow Road" is the name of a street in the west of Glasgow, but serves as well as a metaphor for death, as in "He's away the Crow Road". The appropriateness of this title becomes apparent as the novel progresses.

[crowfatherr]

This is dated May 24th of last year, the last photo of the crows was April 19:D

[corvidsofthedeep]

No Context Crow(s) #30: Park Bench Crows

From Crows Monthly on Twitter (aka X)

[crows-before-bros]

Got around to editing this photo of Tomato in the morning light. Click here to check out my online shop!

[tomoeskiss]

brandon and his guitar <3

[lunarthecorvus]

Group yoga with some of the crows

[a-foggy-maggy]

Monty as Conan Gray's Kid Krow album cover for @not-the-living-ghost <3

[artofmaquenda]

Some more photos of yesterday! The heron still has some baby feathers on its head! ;0;