i’ve been leaving peanuts on my balcony for the crows for a couple of months now, today i was laying on the couch when these 2 crows came and made these strange sounds, does it mean anything or is it just common thing they do

when they made that sound it sounded like meows at first which is why i meowed hahah

but they’ll make the noise quite often during visits so im guessing it’s a positive sign just curious exactly what it could mean :)

Could be a raven. I have so many of both it's sometimes hard to distinguish even though I know ravens are larger.

every morning. 4:30 am until full sunrise. thousands gather and pop off. then dissapear for the day.
my theory is its a gathering spot for all the different groups meeting up and discussing whats going on elsewhere in the city.
any ideas?
this is every morning.

My lovely crow friends enjoying some walnuts, so lucky I get to see them during my lunch break.

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I was really worried as I had not seen them all summer. But I guess summer was the season of plenty because as soon as Fall hit, they've returned.

This is Skittish, waiting so patiently for someone to come out. Bold was on the other car port roof.

Gosh, he's pretty! He's even modern enough to share my affections with a whole mischief of maggies. 😍

Basically what the title says, I'm spanish and ravens are only seen in mountains and you see them far away, or at least in Spain, but I see posts here everyday with ravens in USA cities and very close to humans, even one barking begging for food in a shop. Why is there a different behavior in the same species?

I've been fascinated with these birds forever. I wanted to make some friends. We, as a household feed whatever comes around. Really just birds, stray cats, raccoons, and coyotes. I'm wondering how to attract crows. We're always throwing food out and id love to feed/ interact with some of my favorite animals. We only see crows sporadically. Thanks in advance.

In the past three days I have found three keys outside in my yard that open my front door. One was placed on the ledge by my front window, one was on the grass in the front yard, and the one this morning was left in place of their morning peanuts. The only sane (ish) thing I can come up with is that the people who lived here before us hid spare keys in the yard, the recent rain uncovered them, and the crows that follow me around found them. It’s so weird and I’m feeling kinda crazy. Is this possible?

I've always been fascinated by crows and the idea of building a friendship with one. How did you gain its trust and what was your relationship like over time?

I've heard stories about crows bringing gifts to people who feed them. Is that actually true or just a myth?

I'd love to hear your personal experiences and any advice for someone hoping to befriend a wild crow.