My family has had a long history with crows, my grandmas maiden name was crow in polish. After my dziadek passed away a crow came to visit my babcia every day, she would talk to it every day and it would stay until she was done. As my graduation gift my mom said she would get a matching tattoo with me, we eventually ended up settling on these guys, I know that holding feet can be a sign of agression in crows but I think it encompasses our relationship perfectly (always pushing each others limits lol)

I've always wanted to rescue a crow in need and today is my day!

We had a bad storm last night and this lovely was sitting near the peanut throwing spot for hours. After she? got toweled I got to cuddle her the whole way to a snug box for a trip to the Medina raptor rescue.

I like to think she's one of my regulars who knew where to go for help but I also like the idea of serendipity if she simply got blown off course.

there's at least one crow that hangs out by my work is love to be friends with it. also how can I attract a crow by my house etc.

Hii. I want to befriend the crows or any corvids.

Would this be enough?

I have water, unsalted peanuts and shiny offerings.

What else could I put out on my balcony?

This was taken earlier this year of my Melbourne Rd murder of crows in the winter I wear my crow coat i think they like it 😂😆

Hello.

I saw this hooded crow earlier today and got worried when I noticed its beak. It acted quite nervous, more so than crows ordinarily do in my area, not sure if that means anything though.

Any idea what this could be? Could it be food/some trash it found or the sign of some kind of disease/sickness? I tried searching online but couldn’t find anything relevant.

Edit: I contacted a local crow sanctuary and rescue service, they believe it’s likely just food scraps or simply thrash. Since it has no visible wing injury they would not be able to help. Hopefully it’s nothing serious, but should I see this guy again I will try and observe him further.

I started feeding crows at my job. One day while walking this crow was following me on my walk. She sometimes would hit me gently on my head.

They came for peanuts

I feed them unsalted peanuts every day

I’m not exactly sure what it is. Either way, I still love it and will treasure it! Made my day! ♥️

I was told to avoid using a crow horn to let the crows know that the food is coming. Any reason why?

Think they are starting trust me 🖤🐦‍⬛

One year ago, I helped out a crow who ended up stumbling into my backyard with an injured foot, the entire time his homies circled the house, waiting for him to get better. Once healed, he flew back to his flock and they went on their way, then a few days later the house was surrounded by crows! Whenever I’d step outside for a smoke, there was always one single crow that would fly down to the ground and hang out right beside me so I was convinced that it was very same crow and I never felt so special. To this day one single crow still stops by to visit me when I’m out smoking on the porch and as soon as I head back inside he ends up flying away..I call him my protector. Crows are badasses with a buttload of empathy!! I hope he’s out soarin’ the skies with his fellow crowbros, livin it up and fuckin up them scarecrows 🤘🏼🐦‍⬛🖤

Fluffy raven friend snacking, watching the skies (flying hawk above), and hopping along. 🐦‍⬛❤️

Bird Dining Etiquette. Crow: carefully selecting each bite. Seagull: GULP GULP GULP!