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Always be kind to crows. Offer treats if necessary. Not only do they have long memories they also teach their offspring to recognize those who harass them so the grudges can go on for generations!
ReplyDeleteThe crows in my neighborhood get along with me and they know to stay away from my bird feeders.
ReplyDeleteEvery now and then an owl in our woods nearby leaves a headless crow in our driveway and I know well enough to wait until the dead of night to go fetch it. They've got crow internet!
ReplyDeleteMy crows leave me walnut shell pieces as gifts for giving them roasted peanuts.
ReplyDeleteSounds just like my neighborhood squirrels.
DeleteHa! Yeah, they're super smart, it's how they've thrived in urban environments.
ReplyDeleteThe crows down in Oregon City's part of Clackamas County, I guess are different subspecies. Conniving little devils, just watched one kill a grey jay in the driveway last week and I scared away the lurkers....little fuckers, always chasing local birds of prey, kinda funny, they visit in a pack of four if they can muster and the larger birds usually just swoop away. Eat crow.
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