Why is this crow doing this?
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I've had many a spooky encounter with Crows! there is loads of them by my work. I fed one once aswell and it kept coming by my car week after week waiting 
Good vid on YouTube about them:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EtrDWEqH2lI
Good vid on YouTube about them:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EtrDWEqH2lI
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Barring a few particulars, that's a pretty good summation of how the English conquered a third of the world before and during the British Empire.
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We have a crow that likes to visit, we feed him leftover cat food and whenever our snake gets fussy, Mr Crow gratefully receives a small rat or two. Needless to say he's a big boy! He'll be eyeing up the cats soon!
Clever.
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Meaty cat food and peanut butter are the best things to feed crows on approach to winter months. They love it, the cat-food fulfils most of its dietary requirements and the peanut butter will give the rest, including a healthy amount of fats for the winter months.
was going to post that. amazingly clever.
Had a jackdaw as a pet a few years ago. Beautiful and intelligent birds. It will be doing it for a reason. To crack a nut or to get bugs to come out or something can't even think of.
Not many animals out there more intelligent than corvids.
They can also recognise faces, have concept of basic numeracy and can problem some by analysing rather than trial and error.
Not many animals out there more intelligent than corvids.
They can also recognise faces, have concept of basic numeracy and can problem some by analysing rather than trial and error.
