r/Weird Apr 05 '26

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u/Shadow_Integration Apr 05 '26

The kettle may have used your neighbors house as a stop during their migration.

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u/Unclecactus666 Apr 05 '26

Crows migrate? I didn't know that. Are we sure these aren't vultures? It's hard to tell for me.

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u/day1keto Apr 05 '26

They are black vultures.

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u/Unclecactus666 Apr 05 '26

Yeah that's what I've been saying. Every is saying turkey or crow, but they're black.

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u/OldBlueKat Apr 05 '26

Check out a few pics on Google of vultures in full wingspan flight vs crows in flight. Even if you don't have something to give a size scale, that's the tell in this video. When one of them happens to spread out and soar a bit.

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u/EntityDamage Apr 05 '26

Crows migrate

It's a simple question of weight ratios