This figurine shows a woman with wings wearing a cap in the shape of an eagle's head.

The winged women could be angels, or aasimar, depending on your interpretation, and the setting you wish to imagine them in.

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MOAR EAGLET PICS

The crows' strategy is interesting when they're on the offensive (I had seen it before but couldn't document it): they take turn harassing the eagle, so it gets tired and leaves. And I was joking about the "high ground" but it actually seems important, a lot of their maneuvers (both the crows and the eagle) consist in trying to be above the other one.

Mr Crow joined the fight!

For months I've been wanting to take a decent picture of him flying so that you can see his damaged wings that I always talk about. Well, here they are. But as you can see, he can fly fine, and he is healthy enough to attack eagles. He's much healthier this year than last year; flying upwards and for a long distance are the only things he struggles with. Here he already had the high ground (high sky?) and he didn't have to fly far.

The black kite was flying lower and lower which allowed me those cool shots (although I'm bummed the second one here is blurry, it was so unexpected that I forgot to change the settings of my camera).
I later noticed what it may have been interested in: some ducks hanging out in the estuary? Maybe? I'll never know because pretty much when I took the blurry pic, noises came from behind: angry crow noises...