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"Carrion Crows With Dead Pheasant" : Couple of carrion crows. The female is collecting food for the chicks, meanwhile the male observes the surroundings. - Catchwords given by photographer : Vogel Vögel Singvogel Singvögel Songbird Songbirds Bird Birds Krähe Krähen Rabe raben Rabenkrähe Rabenkrähen Asskrähe Aaskrähen Carrion Crow Carrion Crows Corvus corone corone Fasan Fasanenhenne Phasianus colchicus Carrion Crow-photo description info Carrion Crow characteristics Carrion Crows Corvus corone corone Carrion Crows-photos - Photographer : Gerd Rossen
Digital camera used : Canon EOS 40D + Canon Extender EF 1,4x II + Canon EF 400mm 2,8 L IS USM |
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"Carrion Crow With Dead Pheasant" : Carrion Crow eating a victim of mowing. In this case the victim is a pheasant. The Crows are very important scavangers, espescially for the farmers. If pieces of carrion gets into the food for cows, the cows could die because of the poison emerging from the carrion. Thanx to the carrion crwos this happens not very often. Many farmers forget this and only see the negatives of the carrion crows. - Catchwords given by photographer : Vogel Vögel Bird Birds Singvogel Singvögel Songbird Songbirds Rabe raben Rabenkrähe rabenkrähen Krähe Krähen Carrion Crow Rabenkrähe Carrion Crowa Rabenkrähen Corvus corone corone Mähopfer Fasan Fasanenhenne Phasianus colchicus Mahdopfer encyclopaedia voegel Carrion Crow-pic information Carrion Crows-photo info - Photographer : Gerd Rossen
Digital camera used : Canon EOS 40D + Canon Extender EF 2x II + Canon EF 400mm 2,8 L IS USM |
