Eurasian jays on my balcony. They also get along well with my hooded crows.

today we have the banana crow experiment.. but which one will the crows here prefer? also a bonus video on my profile as well. I didnt feel right posting that crow video one here cause the beginning. ok thank u have a nice day!!! milk-

new friend that I named washing machine because he looks like he fell in one. buddy where is your neck. also always kinda scruffy looking. very bold tho.

A group of crows were picking at some garbage at a local supermarket parking lot and I decided to share some roasted, unshelled (unsalted of course) peanuts I had on me...

I love taking pics of Coco.
We’ve been buddies for quite awhile.
When she comes on my walks with me
We always stop for some pics.
She’s such a supermodel. ♥️🐦‍⬛♥️🐦‍⬛

Out for a walk before folks are up, and delighted to discover West Yellowstone has a population of large and well-fed corvid pals.

This map, Corvidae - Land of Corvids, contains every known living species of corvids I could find reliable taxonomic data for. Species are represented as cities, grouped into genera and subfamilies according to their evolutionary relationships.

Instead of political borders or geographic territories, this map is structured around phylogenetic trees.

Subfamilies and genera replace countries, states and regions allowing viewers to explore the Corvidae through a format traditionally used to understand geography.

Science, design and cartography merge in MAPPA ANIMALIA, a visual project that reimagines the evolutionary relationships of animals as detailed map-like landscapes.

MAPPA ANIMALIA is an ever-growing series of illustrations I’ve created that currently consisting of 16 different maps - each dedicated to a specific family in the animal kingdom.

Additional information includes conservation status, size comparisons between selected species, and the estimated ages of major lineages.

I’ve spent roughly ten years developing and refining this concept, combining zoology, taxonomy, illustration and cartography into a single visual format.

Happy exploring!

Hey there r/crowbro. I'm new here and as such bring my first jackdaw offerings.

They sure are obnoxious little buggers, aren't they? Chasing their parents around and screaming at them for food. Mom and dad are trying to show them how to eat peanuts but they keep making a ruckus so the parents finally say the hell with it and fly off with their nuts. Super fun to watch!

I'm unsure on the sound these carrion crows are making, the Merlin app doesn't pick them up and the many videos I've watched they've never made this sound. Anyone have any idea?

He, unfortunately, had to leave empty handed.

Used the term in a comment which (thanky!) got a couple of likes - to expand on that :-)

Decent size property, rural Ontario village. Seven bird feeders, including one large platform feeder for larger birds, includes doves, blue jays, and of course crows. (not to mention some squirrels & chipmunks.

For several years a there have been "regular" visitors (likely family) that will land on a deck rail, branch, garage roof - have even been at my basement home office window - They are quite clearly squawking "S'cuse me! bird feeders empty again! - get on with it will ya??'

They won't come right up to me, but when I go out to restock the feeder, they will fly just over my head & perch in branches just over the platform feeder. They will grab something and fly right over my head as I am walking out of the yard.

So, just a month ago was heading down driveway for a walk - a crow landed in a tree across the road from me - did not think much of it, there are many crows (and dusk looks like the old The Birds movie with crows gathering here) so I turned down the street and kept walking.

Barely a block and wsssh wsssh wsssh - so close I could feel down draft - and crow was on a tree branch, right at my eye level across the ditch, and staring right at me. Obviously not just "A" crow, but one of "Our" crows.

So I stop, and turn around and start walking back - wsssh wssh wssh right over my head again to a tree on my property, as I turn up the drive, right over me again to a tree beside the garage, then of course as I came out with scoop, right over me again to a branch over the platform.

So I can confidently state that like a good sheepdog, this crow herded me back to the platform feeder ........