Knareborough Castle Raven
Knareborough Castle Raven
The castle belongs to the queen under her title ' The Duchy Of Lancaster'. For the celebrations in 2000, it thought it would be fitting to have a northern version of the Tower of London. The difference being that the ravens would be captive bred hand reared birds. This would mean that they would be more approachable and visitors go then stand eye ball to eye ball if they so wished without fear of being attacked. It was also a way of uplifting these magnificent birds persona, by showing people that the old superstitions surrounding ravens were misguided. PLEASE NOTE THIS PHOTOGRAPH IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CANVAS WRAP
David Hollingworth
Image size: 6000 x 4745, 11.99Mb | Camera details: NIKON D7100 | Date uploaded: 11/07/2019
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