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Carrion crow, Edinburgh

27 April 2022 by David

Carrion crow, Edinburgh

An Edinburgh carrion crow. The bird was in what was obviously the most important spot in its territory: at the bottom of the footpath leading up to Arthurs Seat from the Holyrood Palace car park, a critical spot for begging morsels from the walkers heading up or down the hill.

Categories David
Imperial fritillaries, Dunbars Close Gardens, Edinburgh
Around Arthurs Seat
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