With a polar low (polarlavtrykk) on its way, hooded crows (kråker) struggled on their way in to the roost this evening against the wind:
Hooded crow (kråke) having a nice old scratch, peering down to the photographer!

A flock of some 150 jackdaws were having fun this morning playing acrobatics in the wind!
Young hooded crow (kråke) on a spruce tree in the garden!
With the mild weather and bare patches on the fields, it’s good times again for the crow family…it seems that, by the over 300 jackdaws (kaie) counted resting in the bay before flying into the roost a km or so west of here on Friday and 250 flying over this afternoon, that overwintering hasn’t been so bad after all!
The flock on Friday was the lagest registered this year in our area!
1 and 2. Part of a flock counted from videos of 310 Jackdaws (kaie) resting in the bay on 23rd March with about 100 hooded crows (kråke)
3. A large flock of about 250 Jackdaws flew over this afternoon
Put out some oats in the garden and the crows are there in a few minutes! Hooded crow and magpies!

Resurrecting some old pictures from November 2010 when a White-tailed Eagle pair circled over the garden, one picture forming a cross!
Perennial vegetables, Edimentals (plants that are edible and ornamental) and other goings on in The Edible Garden