Notices by pylon fan (sophia@glitterkitten.co.uk@glitterkitten.co.uk), page 45

@radicalrobit You have inspired me

we just don't know ·

@InvaderXan I hope so! It seems very odd for it to be aggression anyway

@mxsiege @InvaderXan There is, but as I understand they leave gifts nearby. With this it's very adamant the things be actually dropped on me.
This morning we watched it spend a couple of minutes picking out a pebble close by then it circled around and dropped it

@InvaderXan they wait for me to arrive where I park my car some days, it's very sweet.
I've heard of crows dropping pebbles on animals as a playful thing, so I presume ravens would be the same. They're tricksters, anyway.
They only do it to me, never to my husband. But then I'm the one with the bucket of food for the ducks!

lookin for pebbles and twigs ·

@imurcultleader Thank you!

@_skeletonmeat Nikon d200 and a vintage cosina 200mm lens

@InvaderXan it's odd though because apparently dropping stones can be a behaviour to drive people away from their nests, but it's a juvenile, I'm really far away from it, and they actively seek me out/spend time with me.

@imurcultleader Yes. I did a portrait series on birds of prey, the picture is an Egyptian vulture from that series.

@imurcultleader Please give credit when using my photographs. They are under the Creative Commons BY-SA-NC 2.0 license.

@fakultativparasit it's a joke

@archehandoro they are such characters

The one with the damaged beak is the first one to greet me every day, and that drops things on me. Sneaks up on the others with sticks and pokes them when they're not looking

~majestic ·

Partner in crime ·

@fakultativparasit ok but I'm not a baby cat, either

Criminal Behaviour Order in waiting ·