Members

Barbara
Member
Female

Catherine
Member
Female

About Me

Small time bird rescue and rehab.

Have a flock of eight disabled corvids who live here,four crows and four rooks,all unique characters.

There is also one rookling in residence with the rooks. She will probably be released next Autumn as she has damaged tail feathers and I prefer my releases to be in good feather condition before they fly free.However she is moulting at present so that decision might change!

Chris 'rocky' Sturrock
Member
Male
61 years old

About Me

I live in wiltshire and work for local council on the highways and byeways, i often collect injured birds and animals on my 'rounds' but usually take them to local wildlife hospital but recently i found an immature rook which had been attacked by its own kind...i am nursing it back to health myself and it currently resides in my house until it has regrown its feathers..

Edgar and the Hag
Member
Female

About Me

It all started with Esma

She stayed with me till she took her freedom. So she was with me from March till the End of June. But even that short time she taught me so much and affected my life so deeply. Life is never really the same without a Corvid in it.

Mostly now I feel a relative of the Bird and have found an even deeper respect for them all.

Now again I'm privileged to share life

with Edgar

Edgar arrived on the 25th September. Its now 10th of October and already he has made a huge impact.

I have have had a huge respect and connection to the World of Wildlife and all Furry feathered etc Kingdom.

Em
Member
Female

About Me

Well, what can I say?

Rooks are my favourite birds, and I have shared my life with several for the last nine years.

Currently, I have four permanent residents, plus three carrion crows and one jackdaw. Spring is here and I'm currently looking forward to the usual intake of adorable nestlings/fledglings. Happily, I have a new aviary this year (nicknamed Rookingham Palace) just for the purpose of raising youngsters for release. BigBird and Oscar (pictured) got a bit grouchy with having the young ones in with them last year.

Almost forgot to say, I am a long-term member (and moderator) of the Yahoo Crow Group forum, which can be found at http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/crows/. ; There you will find yourself in the company of corvid lovers from around the world!

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Eric Bowman
Member
Male
59 years old

About Me

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Holly
Member
Female

About Me

"I've never been a millionaire but I just know I'd be darling at it."

Dorothy Parker

Jadyns_mum
Member
Female

About Me

My name is Arianna, I am originally from Manchester but moved to the states. I love music and playing the drums, and am a nurse here, (medical field) as well as a bird lover from way back.. That's Jadyn up there....

Kate
Member
Female

About Me

Leicestershire Rook Rescue
Member
Female

About Me

I Rescue Rehabilitate an release all corvids in need. Experienced wildlife re-habber established since 1998.

Linda N
Member
Female

Michael
Member
Male
53 years old

About Me

A long term corvid lover. These birds deserve great respect. They entertain and stimulate my mind more than many people I know.

Tara Plumley
Member
Female
52 years old

About Me

Tara and Marley Crow live in North Norfolk. Marley is a '08 fledged Carrion Crow . Marley cannot be returned to the wild as she imprinted in the person who intialy recued her. Release was attempted but Marley was n making a nuisance of herself by demanding food from frightened customers in a pub beer garden. Marley was taken to www.wingandaprayerhaven.org.uk After meeting in October Marley came to live with Tara as a house crow in Dec 08. Tara thinks Marley is a) beautiful b) the best alarm clock ever. Marley's gender was established by DNA test. Sharing your home with a corvid isa big commitment but well worth any scarifices. Marley is exceptionally camera shy, althought I'd lover to have photographs of her I don't want to stress Marley out.