crows

When the crows could see each other, they put the food in the soil without making any noise.

In Sydney alone you can go into North Sydney, Crows Nest, St Leonards or North Ryde to find them.

After spending hours reading comments here, then watching videos and a talk about crows, it's decided.

On that same program the showed an experiment with 2 crows in side by side cages.

Some crows in Japan have worked out how to crack nuts whose shell is too difficult for them to open themselves...

My little photo quad has been attacked by mobs of both seagulls and crows.

You know how there are a herd of cows or a murder of crows?

I often see crows drinking out of them, which I find endearing, but others might look askance at.

But the TSA crows about what a great job they're doing keeping us safe.

I want to befriend a few crows and see if I can convince some to do cool stuff.

It could be a genius crow(there has to be variation in intelligence amongst crows too), we will never know.

That would be essentially the same thing as a crow learning from watching another crow, aside from the fact that the crows are self-directed.

I don't care which things get called "DAW" and which ones get called crows or other types of corvid.

Growing up as a kid, my dream job was to be the guy who wrote those cheesy headlines, like "Man Attacked By Crows, Fowl Play Suspected" and such.

"Murderable" (of crows) hours would lead to some humorous situations though.

"Murder: Man Attacked by Group of Crows"

On the creating-art side: artistic works are tricky to sell compared to problem-solving goods (try defining the benefits vs features of, say, a print of Wheat Field With Crows), and it's a field where demand is frequently outstripped by supply.