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Oh Pacha … et quelques photos de nos oiseaux secourus

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Pacha a été terrible ces derniers jours. Tout l’été, il était un corbeau tranquille, profitant du soleil, prenant des bains sous les rayons chauds, chantant de belles chansons qui résonnaient dans la maison, et perdant tant de petites plumes que je pensais pouvoir en faire un oreiller. Mais maintenant que l’automne est là, Pacha s’est réveillé de son sommeil serein. Il est temps de stocker de la nourriture partout, donc il cache des friandises sous les meubles, dans son bac à sable et sur son perchoir, comme s’il se préparait à un long hiver. Il semble fouiller frénétiquement chaque endroit possible pour cacher son butin, fouillant parmi mes affaires avec une détermination presque obsédante. L’atmosphère calme d’autrefois s’est transformée en tourbillon d’activité. Son intense concentration sur la collecte de nourriture est devenue à la fois amusante et quelque peu épuisante, alors que j’essaie de garder une trace de tous les endroits où il décide de cacher ses précieuses trouvailles.

Contrairement à Pacha, Teash, notre petite corneille secourue, continue sa vie comme d’habitude, embrassant chaque jour avec une enthousiasme vibrante. Elle chante pendant des heures (oh mes oreilles !), remplissant la pièce de ses mélodies fortes mais charmantes. Contrairement à de nombreuses corneilles sauvages, Teash ne cache pas sa nourriture ; au contraire, elle apprécie chaque repas à sa juste valeur, demandant plus si elle ne trouve pas sa nourriture préférée (œufs durs). Bien que ce comportement soit certainement bon pour moi, car cela rend le nettoyage plus facile et plus agréable, je m’inquiète souvent de son adaptabilité. Si elle venait à vivre dehors dans la nature, elle pourrait avoir du mal à survivre, car ses instincts pourraient ne pas l’inciter à stocker de la nourriture pour les jours difficiles à venir, et je ne peux m’empêcher de me demander comment elle s’en sortirait dans un environnement naturel…

J’ai ajouté quelques photos de nos oiseaux secourus pour votre plaisir. J’espère que ces photographies vous apporteront un sourire…

July 2024

A blurred image of a black bird in motion near a colorful toy with pink and white elements, set against a red wooden background.
A black bird perched on a wooden stick inside a wire cage, with various food items visible on the cage floor.
Two black crows perched on a wooden stick, with one crow looking slightly upward. They have colored bands on their legs.
A black crow standing on a kitchen countertop with kitchen utensils and a sink in the background.
A black bird perched on a wooden branch inside a room, with a red curtain in the background.
Close-up of a black bird with a curious expression, standing near a red curtain.
Close-up of a black bird, possibly a crow, with glossy feathers and a prominent beak, set against a red background.
A black crow standing on a wire cage, holding a piece of food in its beak, with a blue identification band on its leg and a backdrop of red curtains.
A black bird perched on a wire cage, holding a small round object in its beak, with a vibrant red curtain in the background.
Close-up of a young black bird with a slightly open beak, set against a textured light-colored wall.
A black bird, possibly a crow, is standing on a wooden floor near electrical wires and a piece of plastic.
A black raven perched on a wooden stick inside a room, with a blurred background of tiled walls and various household items.
A black crow perched on a kitchen sink, standing on a sponge, with a bottle of dish soap and kitchen utensils in the background.
A black crow holding a kitchen sponge in its beak, standing near a sink with dishes in a domestic kitchen setting.
Close-up of a black bird's head, possibly a raven, showcasing its glossy feathers, sharp beak, and expressive eye.
A close-up image of a black bird with a prominent beak, facing the camera and appearing to vocalize.

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Oh Pacha … and a few pictures of our rescued birds

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Pacha has been terrible this last few days. All summer, he was a quiet raven, enjoying the sun, taking baths in the warm rays, singing nice songs that echoed through the house, and losing so many small feathers that I thought I could make a pillow out of them (Yes, I actually began). But now that the fall is here, Pacha woke up from his serene slumber. It is time to store food everywhere, so he is hiding treats under the furniture, in his sandbox, and in his perch, as if he is preparing for a long winter ahead. He seems to be frantically searching for every possible spot to stash away his bounty, rummaging through my belongings with an almost obsessive determination. The once calm atmosphere has transformed into a whirlwind of activity. His intense focus on collecting food has become both amusing and somewhat exhausting, as I try to keep track of all the places he decides to hide his precious finds.

Contrary to Pacha, Teash, our little rescued crow, continues her life as usual, embracing each day with vibrant enthusiasm. She sings for hours on end (oh my ears!), filling the room with her loud but lovely melodies. Unlike many wild crows, Teash does not hide her food; instead, she appreciates each meal as it comes, asking for more if she doesn’t find her favorite food (boiled eggs). While this behavior is certainly good for me, as it makes cleaning time easier and more enjoyable, I often worry about her adaptability. If she were to find herself living outside in the wild, she might struggle to survive, as her instincts might not guide her to store food for the harsher days ahead, and I can’t help but wonder how she would fare in such a daunting environment…

I added a few pictures of our rescued birds for your enjoyment. I hope these photographs bring a smile to your face…

July 2024

A blurred image of a black bird in motion near a colorful toy with pink and white elements, set against a red wooden background.
A black bird perched on a wooden stick inside a wire cage, with various food items visible on the cage floor.
Two black crows perched on a wooden stick, with one crow looking slightly upward. They have colored bands on their legs.
A black crow standing on a kitchen countertop with kitchen utensils and a sink in the background.
A black bird perched on a wooden branch inside a room, with a red curtain in the background.
Close-up of a black bird with a curious expression, standing near a red curtain.
Close-up of a black bird, possibly a crow, with glossy feathers and a prominent beak, set against a red background.
A black crow standing on a wire cage, holding a piece of food in its beak, with a blue identification band on its leg and a backdrop of red curtains.
A black bird perched on a wire cage, holding a small round object in its beak, with a vibrant red curtain in the background.
Close-up of a young black bird with a slightly open beak, set against a textured light-colored wall.
A black bird, possibly a crow, is standing on a wooden floor near electrical wires and a piece of plastic.
A black raven perched on a wooden stick inside a room, with a blurred background of tiled walls and various household items.
A black crow perched on a kitchen sink, standing on a sponge, with a bottle of dish soap and kitchen utensils in the background.
A black crow holding a kitchen sponge in its beak, standing near a sink with dishes in a domestic kitchen setting.
Close-up of a black bird's head, possibly a raven, showcasing its glossy feathers, sharp beak, and expressive eye.
A close-up image of a black bird with a prominent beak, facing the camera and appearing to vocalize.

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