Note the Raven's nest toward the upper left side of the support tower
The adult Croaking away, I cut my trip short so as not to upset these birds for too long.Monday, May 28, 2007
Raven Nest in Ashburnham 5/28/07
Northern Ravens have not been an uncommon species in northern Worcester County for many years. None the less, I was pleased to find a Raven's nest, with an adult and 4 fully grown young and another adult calling from the wood , near by, in a nest a few hundred yards off Rte 12 in Ashburham. In the Ashburnham 3 block of the Massachusetts Breeding Bird Atlas project.
Note the Raven's nest toward the upper left side of the support tower
The adult Croaking away, I cut my trip short so as not to upset these birds for too long.
Note the Raven's nest toward the upper left side of the support tower The adult Croaking away, I cut my trip short so as not to upset these birds for too long.
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I swear I saw a Raven in Attleboro today! It's now a debate with a few folks in Maryland where we're from as to whether or not it was a Crow. I match the strange sound it was making.. I'm a Scouter and know what a Crow looks like! :)Solve this for me would you? Susan Singer
Hi! I'm in a debate with some Maryland Friends regarding my actually seeing a Raven this morning in Attleboro. It made some clucky/warbly sounds that I'd never heard before. I'm a Scouter and know what a Crow looks like, this one was bulkier. Please solve my mystery! Would I SEE one here in Attleboro, MA? Thanks! Susan Singer
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