I drank HOW much??!!

[daved]

This is "my" goof ball baby raven, Edgar.  He and his brother Poe are now 6-7 weeks old, are flying well, and are now living outside.  They either roost on our covered porch, or in the trees between me and my neighbor.  Edgar is turning into a very handsome fellow (?), and is currently the same size as a large crow.  That makes him roughly half grown!  Poe still lags behind due to the leg injury, but is learning to compensate nicely.  They continue to look to me for food and security, and seem to genuinely enjoy being with me.  They also crack me up on a regular basis, this picture is a perfect example :-)!  Much as I want them to be independent and able to take care of themselves, it will be a truly sad day when they decide to leave.  I just hope it doesn't come too soon...  Later.

Dave

[VINNY]

You did a rweally cool thing, saving them. They are beautiful birds. You should be very proud. Nice work my friend..

[airiscool]

I'll second what Vinny said !!!!!
Glad to see you enjoy being around them as much as they being around you.

Don't have many Ravens around here. I understand they are rather intelligent.

Paul

[dk1677]

Yes! Looks like he's a real character!

[shadow]

Look's he's holding up great and I've had my days when I looked like that lol. I wouldn't be surprised if they hung around your area after their full grown and ready to go, you became their parent and there's a connection there. Ed

[Paul in MD.]

Good looking bird,I don,t know much about ravens,but when i was a teenager ,long time ago ,i had a pet crow ,he was neighbor friendly so they would flash shiny objects ,such as rings and stuff and he would grab the item if it was shiney and fly off to his favorate stash location,which happen to be my parents gutter on our home ,coins,rings,anything that shines.