The crows that live in the woods around Plot 52 have apparently been there for many generations, long before the arrival of the allotment holders, scout huts and golfers. Like all crows they are very strange and secretive, but I often get the feeling they're trying to tell me something.
Found you via your comment on the guardian allotment blog. Love your illustrations. I find all crows rather unsettling; they seem to see right through you!
Thank you Hillwards for your encouraging comment. Crows can be unsettling, especially when they gather for roosting but I also find them strangely detached, as though they consider humans useful but not yet worthy of recognition, or perhaps thats just me.
The crows that live in the woods around Plot 52 have apparently been there for many generations, long before the arrival of the allotment holders, scout huts and golfers.
ReplyDeleteLike all crows they are very strange and secretive, but I often get the feeling they're trying to tell me something.
Found you via your comment on the guardian allotment blog. Love your illustrations. I find all crows rather unsettling; they seem to see right through you!
ReplyDeleteThank you Hillwards for your encouraging comment. Crows can be unsettling, especially when they gather for roosting but I also find them strangely detached, as though they consider humans useful but not yet worthy of recognition, or perhaps thats just me.
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