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25th May 202226th May 2022 by Steve Hooker

Evicted crows

Poor crows, jackdaws, or rooks. Been living here for generations upon generations; going back over a thousand years. Now fenced off. Lintel 151, Trilithon One, inner face.

Evicted after 4,500 years.

Stonehenge evicted crows, showing fence on hole of Trilithon One's lintel — Fenced off

Granted, it’s a big hole. A very comfy bedsit. Room for a large family. Good view.

From my model.

Stonehenge lintel 151 from Trilithon One showing crows' nest sticks and debris. — Bedding material

Stonehenge lintel 151 from Trilithon One model showing size of hole from underneath — Arm for scale

Stonehenge lintel 151 from Trilithon One model showing size of hole from front

Stonehenge lintel 151 from Trilithon One model showing size of hole from underneath

Stonehenge lintel 151 from Trilithon One model showing size of hole from underneath with no coloured skin