Outnumbered – Day 41 of 365
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Poor thing!
Poor Wolfie!
Poor fellow, he only got a couple quick bites before being chased off.
Awww poor guy.
Susan Colliton Thanks, I guess you’re right, but the other wolf lacked confidence too.
Anne Windom I think the crows could tell the wolf was young and lacked confidence. That gave them courage to chase it away.
To see a wolf is spiritual.
I’m very lucky to see these
Thank you.
Aww!
At the very end, could almost hear the raven’s say, “That’s ours! That’s our venison!”
Oh! OH!
thank you
Who da thought.
That is hilarious
Wow raven bullies. It IS tough out there.
Be brave and you will eat?
Feb 10 2017
Love the video but the carcass hair/fur looks like a Wolf. What is the carcass that the Ravens are eating?
MERCI…….
young wolf? beautiful.
Beautiful.
Sad to see the wolf hungry yet unable to get more than one bite. Nature is tough!
Poor thing. Where is her pack? Needs someone to have her back!
Poor hungry wolf is scared off by the crows. I’m sure it’s the sheer number of birds that could be a dangerous situation for the wolf as he tries to get a morsel of the carcass. Interesting interaction of the birds versus the wolf. Nature is never dull!
Poor Blackie!
Does the black wolf always travel alone?
wonderful