A Saint, from the 'Jackdaw of Rheims' by Briton Rivière
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In Honor of The Eaten
Oh the guards were guarding grumbly,
And the birds were flocking hungrily,
And it seems: that the flames will fail to be,
Sounds: like the car won't ram you see,
Looks: like the end of the Goat will be,
Food. For. Birds.
It seems: that security can't prevent.
Looks: that the fence's of no event.
Seems: Gävle Goat will be food for birbs!
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A Eurasian jackdaw (Coloeus monedula) sits in an apple tree in Dorset, England
by Pam Parsons
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A Saint, from the 'Jackdaw of Rheims'. Briton Rivière (1840-1920)
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As of this morning, the Gavle Goat is still standing…
…but those jackdaws ate the shit out of it.
I think that should count as destroying it. It's a skeleton.
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i am working on a corvid-themed art book for a class - here are the little kissing jackdaws
based on a woodcut piece by Máire Littledale ~1934-5 for an alphabet book of british birds
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I made a corvidae fancam with that one boys 12 template
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Through the window by Arthur Wasse
The painting depicts jackdaws nesting in the town's church, looking out onto the Bavarian countryside. This is most likely Jakobskirche, a church on the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
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The gavlebocken (Gävle goat) is experiencing destruction by bird as opposed to fire this year.
So here is my version of the Yule goat experiencing a similar form of rebirth as the year ends.
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Gathering of the Jackdaws
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Merry Christmas everyone! My gift to you are the birds that have eaten the Gavlebocken.
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I love jackdaws, they can look at you like no other bird.
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