Post by @AFresh1@bsd.network

This was the hardest to find crow we found so far. It was at the Yamhill Pedestrian Plaza which isn't a place. We eventually wandered enough to find it.

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a very beautiful crow in seemingly somewhat true to nature dark green that looks black

a shot of this crow from the front, showing how proud it is to be a crow

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Andrew Hewus Fresh

@AFresh1@bsd.network 4 hr. ago

Walked past this piece of Portland. Remember when it got replaced by the nightmare elk?

the Thompson Elk Statue with bikers and a bus

Andrew Hewus Fresh

@AFresh1@bsd.network 3 hr. ago

The crow in front of City Hall was very detailed and pretty cool. Celebrating (I believe) Portland's sister city Sapporo, Japan

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the crow from the front, it looka like a cherry tree in bloom under a blue sky

some detail of the back of the crow with US details including the steel bridge

the right side and chest of the crow showing Japanese details

a wide shot of the crow showing more of Portland city hall

Andrew Hewus Fresh

@AFresh1@bsd.network 3 hr. ago

The final crow we saw today was by the Ira Keller fountain was again very detailed. Very mystical seeming with the gold pinstripe drawings on the dark background.

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the crow with the fountain in the background, sadly rather washed out.

some detail of the crow, sadly still washed out. Lisa has better pictures though.

the othe sculpture in front of the fountain. a very strange topless ballerina with too many fingers and some sort of fur

Andrew Hewus Fresh

@AFresh1@bsd.network 3 hr. ago

That's all the crows we made it to, which was only half of them. Will have to continue this adventure on Saturday.

#Wildwood #crow #WildwoodCrows #Portland

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Michael Dexter

@dexter@bsd.network 2 hr. ago

@AFresh1 They’re trolling us, aren’t they.

Especially chicken owners.