kiss!

i was photographing crows from my room window (well, it's too cold to even go into the balcony) when suddenly i saw these two rooks!

i was n't sure what they were doing but i had two theories which failed right away!

first theory was that one of them was feeding the other, but they had the same size so this theory failed!

the next theory was that they were fighting but it also failed soon, because they were too calm!

and suddenly it somehow came to my mind that they were kissing!

and who can say crows don't kiss? (i'm not talking about any other birds or animals. i'm here s the lawyer of crows and to defend their rights! if you have any doubt go and ask them!)

and now if you think better you'll see they are amazing. they always wake up early. they are artists (they sing louder than other birds). and they even kiss! so let's not to throw a stone toward them next time you see them eating the plants in your garden just because of the color of their wings!

and personally crows are my favorite birds (not just because i'm their lawyer)! because few birds fly near my house. crows, pigeons and sparrows (and a few other kinds which i don't their names). pigeons fly too high, sparrows fly too fast but crows fly gently in a short height so i always can count on them as a model!

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I used autofocus here because i was willing to photograph some crows while flying and when i saw this scene i did n't have time to change to manual focus!

i used the term crow here because rooks also belong to crow family!