Some of What is Left Behind

Seems the farmer let the crows have it. The corn, that is.

Standing Again

 The typhoon on June 19th flattened the corn.
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 Almost uprooted it.

Two days after being knocked down, the corn is almost standing up straight again. (The crows didn't bother this corn field. Maybe they didn't want to pick on something beaten down to the ground.)

These photos were taken with a Panasonic Lumix 10x.

Crow Update

The crows have lost their breakfast, lunch, and dinner spot.

Unfortunately, crows are noisy and the fruit tree was messy.

They still gather. Can you see why?

Corn fields. They've done a lot of damage.

Let's see if this works.

These photos were taken with a Panasonic Lumix 10x.

recent posts about the recent neighborhood crow situation:
Gathering Before the Storm

Gathering After the Storm

Today's Setting Sun

 Gorgeous sunset out there. No crows, though. And no bats. Something on the horizon?

Gathering After the Typhoon

Crows gathered here again. About 40. Fluffing and drying their feathers at 5:30 A.M. And...

Gathering and

eating their breakfast

from this tree.

Soaring

and watching me.

Gathering Before the Typhoon

Clouds gathered and so did crows! These photos make a panoramic view of our neighborhood at 5:30 P.M. Look closely. Click on the photos to enlarge them.

Crows! I see 14 in this photo. One was sitting on the balcony but flew away.

Crows!

Crows!

Crow!

It was raining a lot. They sat in the rain and traded places once in a while. I wouldn't say they were playing. They looked pretty miserable.

These photos were taken with a Panasonic Lumix 10x.