Trees and Corvids in the Snow
I love the snow, and it's rare enough in the UK to make a fuss (though, yes it is somewhat embarrassing that a light fall causes the whole country to grind to a halt). These photos were actually taken three years ago, but I wanted to share them out here as I don't have the liberty to just go for long walks whenever it takes my fancy these days, and I'm sure it looks just like this around the Avon Gorge right now!
A clattering of Jackdaws (Corvus monedula in Betula pendula)
Two for Joy (a pair of Pica pica in a mixed coniferous-deciduous copse)
Crataegus monogyna
Corvus corone
The Downs
Corvus corone in flight
Quercus robur as if draped in ermine, fitting for a Royal tree
Corvus monedula
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