Theyre Back.

They’re back.

#NorthernRaven

At 9 weeks old, young brother and sister experiencing their first hot sweaty Summer day.

"Yes buddy you can get that egg, this one's for you"

#ConsequenceOfAStorm

So this is our new young and very skinny friend that has been playing/snooping around the house with his sibling for at least 2 weeks. We presume that they have lost their mother in the Derecho storm.

We're helping them with some pork meat, liver, whole wheat bread, large sized chicken egg, etc..., same diet as for the Ravens. And we're not feeding them directly to make sure their own wild mental state is preserved. But hey! These guys really need to get more fat and a thicker fur before the next Winter.

#HalloweenSpirit

Hey, already in the Halloween Season and I'm gonna start posting all sorts of related stuff around here. So, it's gonna be real fun.

BTW, anyone from Tumblr still have the Halloween Spirit? or you're too old, too busy, too tired, have too much work, or think it's only for kids?

Anyway, this year we'll finally be able to regroup everyone, at least a hundred people, with a bunch of outside decorations. And decoration here, is at  l a r g e  s c a l e!

So Happy Halloween Season folks.

#FallenFragment

Somewhere in the mountainous part of the Northern Hemisphere, an 18" Wild Turkey feather has been found.

#OutsideTheHouseForYears

In the Northern Hemisphere, Ravens have accompanied people around here for centuries.

Spirit animals associated with life mysteries, magic, death, and the netherworld; they're making their presence known in the Grand Valley night and day, with their croaks.

Outside the house for years; they are gathering around here in large communal roosts, numbering between 200 to 400 of individuals, during our Winter breeding months.

Symbolizing communication from the Gods, divination of the future and the Goddess of war and death, Morrigan; they are well known for their intelligence and way smarter than we think. They are the smartest birds of all.

#TheDayAfter

...yes, climate change.

Lanaudière, Québec, Canada. May 25th, 2022.