Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 147:9

The young ravens cry. While still unfledged the young ravens have a strange habit of falling out of their nests, and flapping their wings heavily to the ground. Next morning they are found by the shepherds sitting croaking on the ground beneath their former homes, and are then captured and taken away with comparative ease. —J.G. Wood, in "The Illustrated Natural History," 1869.