Not much of a backstory. We live on the edge of a Forest Reserve in south Moscow that I walk my dogs in every day. I also feed the crows, other birds, and squirrels. Over time I have come across 4 injured crows that could not recover their flight and be rehabilitated, so they become permanent residents.
Must be something in the water or food, but your two Shapei look a lot more muscular/bigger boned than the Shapei I use to see when living in Hong Kong. They've gone from Chinese to Russian.
I'm pretty sure that there are Rossian citizens from the eastern part of the country that are Asian and there are immigrants from Korea that are citizens of Rossia. I just assume that someone saw a soldier with Asian features and added a large amount of exaggeration.
Thanks Mark. I appreciate your work. Such a common sense approach is refreshing. The crows are amazing. Care to share the backstory?
Not much of a backstory. We live on the edge of a Forest Reserve in south Moscow that I walk my dogs in every day. I also feed the crows, other birds, and squirrels. Over time I have come across 4 injured crows that could not recover their flight and be rehabilitated, so they become permanent residents.
Must be something in the water or food, but your two Shapei look a lot more muscular/bigger boned than the Shapei I use to see when living in Hong Kong. They've gone from Chinese to Russian.
I'm pretty sure that there are Rossian citizens from the eastern part of the country that are Asian and there are immigrants from Korea that are citizens of Rossia. I just assume that someone saw a soldier with Asian features and added a large amount of exaggeration.
Great pictures. think you have a good life there.