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3 days ago · The expression "Birds of a feather flock together," or some variant thereof, goes back to the 16th century, predating telephone and electrical wires by at least three centuries. Still, the...
- Ken Picard
Jun 11, 2024 · Hawks, crows, kingbirds, rows of Barn Swallows, and even vultures! I’m surprised because I don’t know how they avoid being electrocuted. Some even nest on power line towers!
Jun 30, 2024 · One of the most effective methods is installing bird deterrent devices on power lines. These range from simple spikes that discourage roosting to more complex systems such as eagle flight diverters that use visual cues to steer larger birds away from high-voltage wires.
In general (but not always) One Crow — bad luck, loss, death, unpleasant catastrophic change. (It should be noted that seeing a corvid alone would be quite unusual as they are gregarious species.) Two Crows — good luck, a major change for the better, joy.
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A CALL TO ACTION FOR ALL CROWS TO GET ACTIVE. We have a potential 10m+ gateio users that are going to be exposed to CAW. Users in places that dont have access to many CEX options, the interest is already being show by upwards of 70k people with the air drop.
Could be a camera or location device. It may not be a wild crow because he has rings on his leg. Spy Crow?!
