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In Connecticut, A Return Of The Raven
n the nest were three baby ravens, born this spring practically within the shadow of Hartford skyscrapers, a figurative exclamation point to the dramatic resurgence of the common raven in Connecticut, a bird that was anything but common for the past two centuries.
Crows are one of the world’s smartest birds
This party has some uninvited guests - the ravens and the house crows. In the gathering, a Langa singer is singing a song, which talks about the wait for her lover addressed to the crows. The song says you can eat the rest of my body but leave my eyes, so that I can see my lover, when he returns.
n the nest were three baby ravens, born this spring practically within the shadow of Hartford skyscrapers, a figurative exclamation point to the dramatic resurgence of the common raven in Connecticut, a bird that was anything but common for the past two centuries.
Crows are one of the world’s smartest birds
This party has some uninvited guests - the ravens and the house crows. In the gathering, a Langa singer is singing a song, which talks about the wait for her lover addressed to the crows. The song says you can eat the rest of my body but leave my eyes, so that I can see my lover, when he returns.