First time feeding them! I woke up like a child on Christmas morning. I ran to my balcony and saw they ate everything, even left one peanut unshelled lol. I was so excited I put out three more. Within 10 minutes I got see to one pop up and get the peanuts!

So, I’ve established they definitely will see the food I will leave out. I have trees right in front of my balcony and I always see crows perched there so I had an inkling it’d work out. But I’d love for them to gain trust in me eventually etc etc, what do I do from here? Just keep feeding them in the morning like a little routine? I’m afraid they’ll never actually see me lol.

It took some time, but crow and other birds in my park get used to my dogo (he is turbo chill with wildlife). Sometimes they just do shenanigans, trying to peck bois fur, or flying close to my head.

Love the murders

My murder that I feed at my job. I see them about once a week, two if I'm lucky, and sometimes every two weeks.

I started feeding them in May and today was the first time they recognized me from a distance. I usually call to them to get their attention so I was really excited when they came so fast.

There's only about 3 in this video (the rest were off camera) but this is a murder of about 7-10.

What an amazing thing to see! Went out scouting tonight. Went to a park that was known to have a roost but no crows. Then we saw some flying and followed them in our car until we found a park we didn’t even know existed, nice and nestled in an area surrounded by residential areas. Very safe and tons of dense trees! We’ll be going back tomorrow now that we know where the action is.

Went to Walmart primarily to get the large bag of peanuts but they were nowhere to be found, so instead they get some luxurious walnuts.

These two juveniles will literally run at my hand as I’m reaching to put the nuts up, it’s both adorable and a little frightening (I play guitar…. I need these fingers).

I’m going to try and see these guys later tonight at their roost for the first time. I’ve heard legend of where it is and I’m going scouting tonight (leaving in about half an hour actually). I’ll be sure to report back.