
In the park at lunchtime, I watched a crow grab and, very slowly, kill a pigeon and then eat its innards. At one point it wondered off with the head in its beak before coming back for more innards. All the other pigeons just stood about no more than 3 feet away.
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Fri 16 Apr 2010, 15:11,
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who were torn as to whether to try and save the pigeon, thinking it was dead and then it'd flap around and they'd want to save it again.
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"It's nature," I would have said, " It's not our place to interfere." I'd have continued.
I didn't know crows killed things, but it was so easy for this one it must do it all the time, it literally just leant over and grabbed a pigeon by the neck. And the wondering off with the head bit demonstrated what a showman that crow is.
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Fri 16 Apr 2010, 15:38,
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I didn't know crows killed things, but it was so easy for this one it must do it all the time, it literally just leant over and grabbed a pigeon by the neck. And the wondering off with the head bit demonstrated what a showman that crow is.

*not helped by the fact I first read what you wrote as COW! I thought fuggin ell, how hungry was that Cow to eat a pigeon!
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Fri 16 Apr 2010, 15:15,
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I spent my luchtime in the pub, awkwardly making small talk with two guys from the postroom, and watching my batterylife on my phone drain away whilst kepping tabs on B3ta
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Fri 16 Apr 2010, 15:18,
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