Saturday 21 January 2012
A heap of deer faces
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On my way down a mountain today, I saw some Large-billed Crows (Corvus macrorhyncos in Latin, which I think is just neat) pecking at some furry meat from a distance. I was pretty sure I wouldn't like what I found when I got there, and I was right. Someone had dumped a heap of deer faces and guts on a shell midden. Grossest thing I've seen and smelled all week.
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Can't believe someone would just leave a pile of perfectly good deer faces like that. Everyone's all crazy for the latest deer face...it's the disposable society we're living in.
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