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Ravens usually travel in twos, and crows travel as flocks (murders, tidings)
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4. A murder of crows sat with their black talons scraping against the terracotta tiles of the roof, their obsidian wings indignantly beating the air, and their matte beaks prodding the window panes of the funeral home. How appropriate it was. All Birds, Love Birds, Majestic Animals, Beautiful Men, Beautiful Pictures, Fauna
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4. A murder of crows sat with their black talons scraping against the terracotta tiles of the roof, their obsidian wings indignantly beating the air, and their matte beaks prodding the window panes of the funeral home. How appropriate it was.
Crow vs. Raven. Ravens are much bigger. Crows are about the size of a pigeon at 20 oz. with 32-40 in. wingspan. Ravens are more the size of a red-tailed hawk at 40 oz. with 46-54 in. wingspan. Ravens= really big. Beautiful Creatures, Creation Art, Raven And Wolf, Jackdaw, Animal Illustrations
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Crow vs. Raven. Ravens are much bigger. Crows are about the size of a pigeon at 20 oz. with 32-40 in. wingspan. Ravens are more the size of a red-tailed hawk at 40 oz. with 46-54 in. wingspan. Ravens= really big.
Floke Vilgerdarson, also known as Raven-Floke, was one of the first Vikings that arrived in Iceland. He used to have hungry ravens with him when sailing in unknown waters. When he believed they where close to land, he released the ravens. If the ravens flew right up, and then in a certain direction, the ship followed the birds, if the ravens returned to the ship, there was no land in sight. The Crow, Raven Bird, Nevermore Raven, Photo Animaliere
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Floke Vilgerdarson, also known as Raven-Floke, was one of the first Vikings that arrived in Iceland. He used to have hungry ravens with him when sailing in unknown waters. When he believed they where close to land, he released the ravens. If the ravens flew right up, and then in a certain direction, the ship followed the birds, if the ravens returned to the ship, there was no land in sight.