These photoes were taken on May 24, 2019. Was happily surprised to see twins. (scroll down to see the twins)
The water beading on the feathers in this and the previous shot is delightful. There must be a metaphor there somewhere.
It was raining that day. It seemed that the parent crow was spending more time in the nest. Was it to keep the baby warm and/or dry?
Baby crows with open beaks just seems normal.
Proof that there are two babies.
Each one is cuter than the other.
Why was only one visible at a time on previous days?
Is there a dominant and a non-dominant chick?
The blue eyes of baby crows are beautiful.
The rest of the shots on this page can be considered a modest study of blue eyes.
More of the same.
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A final image for the day.
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