
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Is this a White Crow?

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The Bee depicts how I see myself trying to accomplish this challenge, and the crystal ball means I trapped myself. Looks like a load of fun! Sorry but the Postings of Boy, Foreign and Hands won't link successfully! Can't fix it!
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Hi Ron,
Great shot! I did some searching about White Crows and found this place. You might want to take a look at it. Maybe it will answer your question.
http://www.birds.cornell.edu/crows/whitecrows.htm
And Wikipedia has an article about crows. If you keep scrolling down it mentions white crows.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crow
Hope this helps. Have a great day!
Sherrie
http://sherrie-myphotosgoodorbad.blogspot.com/2009/07/134-of-365sleepy-or-sleeping.html
It's deceiving Ron, their not white on my screen
It sure is shaped like a crow, interesting...
How unusual. Great eye to catch the crow in flight. I'll look at Sherrie's offerings. Your crow show up a light gray on my screen.
Ron, this is a really good, crisp, clear picture! I really love it!
Most unusual bird! I didn't know such a thing as a white crow existed. (You sure you didn't get mixed up, and that it's really a black crow on a negative?????)
A gorgeous shot with those birds beautifully silhouetted against that wonderful, blue sky! I've never heard of a white crow before but my first inclination was that perhaps it was an albino. They're very rare in nature but they do occur.
Hey Ron, just when you thought it was safe, I'm back...! At first I was skeptical, but perhaps it is a white crow... either that or you did something that scared it's feathers white. Good eye - you're really paying attention to your surroundings.
That's really neat!! I never there were white crows.
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