The rook found a nut in the grass. Immediately he pressed it with his paw and began to look around. Apparently he didn't want any of the other rooks to see his prey. Of course it was good food for a rook. But before eating it, it was necessary to break the shell of a nut and get this food out of there.
He first wanted to hide this nut in the grass. Hoped no other rooks would find him. I moved it from one place to another several times. But apparently he did not like that the nut in the grass was visible. Therefore, he pressed it with his paw and began to carefully look around him.
Seeing that none of the rooks was paying attention to him, he moved away from the place where he hid his nut. However, he constantly stopped and looked around carefully. Apparently he was afraid that one of the rooks would run up to this place to pick up his prey.
But seeing that all the other rooks were quietly busy looking for their food, he went further in search of new food. Apparently he was not very hungry. Perhaps he decided to store food in reserve and eat it when there is no new food. Of course he acted very wisely. In bad weather, you can always fly to your food supply and have a hearty meal.
So he went further through the grass in search of new nuts to replenish his food supply.