What is a crow doing on the back of an eagle? Simple, it seems he is taking advantage of a fortuitous 'passage' in the sky of the United States to rest. The eagle was chasing its prey when the cheeky crow saw this as a good opportunity
What does it do to us a raven on the back of an eagle? Simple, it seems to be taking advantage of a fortuitous 'passage' in the sky of the United States to rest. The eagle was chasing its prey when the cheeky crow saw this as a good opportunity.
The meeting lasted only a few seconds. Soon after, the birds separated and went their separate ways. The fleeting moment was captured by amateur photographer Phoo Chan. “I was photographing a bald eagle flying in circles chasing a meal when suddenly the crow approached the bird of prey from behind. At first I thought that the crow was going to chase away the eagle ", explains the author.
Crows are known to aggressively harass other raptors, albeit much larger in size, when they spot them in their territories. They throw themselves on the "intruders" and peck them. However, in these imagesi the raven does not seem to have the intention of annoying the eagle. Not even the eagle seems to be bothered by this invasion of his personal "air" space.
It seems that the crow made a brief stop on the back of the eagle, as if you were taking advantage of a free panoramic tour. What can I say, super smart and crafty! Just like that weasel that flew clinging to a woodpecker.
Roberta Ragni
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