#WildAndFree

#WildAndFree

... sure I've seen many Ravens posts lately, surfing around here and there, but most of them are sad to me. Some of them even wear leather blind hood that covers the eyes and/or straps on their paws to make sure they don't go to far and they sleep alone in a cage. Their lives are confined and they are not free to come and go as it should be. Ravens need to be free and not in captivity. So yes, it is sad to me.

Unrestrained Ravens are able to waltz up in the air with their lifemates simply to enjoy the sky when they're happy. They can actively hunt together every day with their sibling and call each other for a big bonanza fest when food is found. At the end of the day they are all able to sleep together in the tallest spruce dominating an entire valley.

Ravens are also best known to have the habit to visit regularly their parents over the years to enjoy some group activities. Can you imaging what a joy that must be for them to see each other's growing families every year.

... so yes. Ravens should always be free. As it should be.

#SaveThePure

...everybody knows over here that I love animals more than anything in the World, especially birds, and would take easily a bullet any day, to save the pure.

JJ (Jack Junior) from the 2021 family at 9 weeks old, experiencing his first hot sweaty Summer day.

((I'm reblogging this, not only because it's still happening, but also because I want to, and I can.))

#Fireworks

The issue with fireworks is that some people are not aware or simply just forget that fireworks have a huge negative affect on wildlife and even on domestic animals. Especially when living in the countryside. Our dogs for example get crazy, act completely irrational and even endanger themselves.

Fireworks greatly disturb wildlife around here, cause fear, stress and anxiety to poor animals. They panic, abandon their nests, burrows, logs, trees and flee their natural environment leaving their young behind without any chances to survive on their own. Also fireworks are always of course, initiated at night when birds can’t fly. Why can’t they fly? Because they just don’t see in the dark. So they’re panicking; flying around and don’t know where to land, get short of breath, hit trees or buildings, have heart attacks to finally die and fall down on the ground.

That is very, but very cruel.

It does not only happen in my countryside but also in cities everywhere around the World.

So before initiating fireworks people, please have a special attention of what’s living around you.

It happened before, it still happening and will happen again.

Related link: Hundreds of dead birds cover Rome street on 2021-01-01.

#NorthWestBalconySecurityCam

It is said 1080p resolution but I'm not highly convinced. Anyway, new cameras are on their way.

#VladimirPutin

Animals have an advantage over humans; they would never let the dumbest of them lead the pack.

((Remastered Version))

#RedWingedBlackbird

Mature Red-winged Blackbird enjoying some black oil sunflower seeds. And this little one is probably new in the area; he’s so stressed out that I had to slow down the speed while remastering the video.