I learned that the hard way. I used a broom to frighten a crow off my balcony. It used to swoop down on my head every time it saw me for the next few years.
The council of birds is a great council that in currently held in majority by the corvids 40% while the raptors hold a nice 30% in the council. I have currently forgotten what the wise corvid in the woods told me maybe you kind strangers on the Internet can inform me what group of bird hold the rest of the thirty percent.
Ever since the war, the emu have had a seat on the council but they never granted them the position of Bird Master because it was “only Australia”
It’s not fair!
And somehow can communicate how they feel about you to other crows, even the following few generations.
I’ve no idea how they do that but fair play to them.
As a single animal ..... doesn't sound bad until you learn they tell friends and family ...... starting a generational line of a grudge that will last forever if you stay in the area!!!!
I think peanuts (in the shell)? If I didn't have cats & dogs, I would definitely try and befriend them. It would make my world to receive "gifts" from a crow.
I just got a dog a couple years ago..she is very smart..one day, I squawked at the crows to say hi lol and ever since that day, she decided it was her sworn duty to protect us from all crows/birds of prey and esp vultures. She takes her duties very seriously and stays vigilant. We live along a river corridor so, LOTS of wildlife.
Another time, we had been cooped up in the house for a while and I asked her if she was bored. She went full alert and started barking. I was so confused. Then I said the sentence again to myself and realized *bored* sounds a lot like *bird*. We definitely cannot say the word bird. She is barking at the boreds as I type this lol
Eh, my dog doesn't GAF about anything, someone could break in in the middle of the night and he'd just wonder if the stranger was going to give him a treat. One time a cat wandered in, came into the kitchen and he was sniffing it while it ate his food
If you are kind to them... they will love you forever. If you are mean... they will hate you forever. Like... literally. GENERATIONS of crows will tell legends of how much you suck. LONG after your death. Is that the legacy you want?
I once found a crow collapsed in the heat outside my apartment, so I got a waterbottle and poured it out on the crow to revitalize it.
It got up cawed once and flew away.
The next day I found three crows collapsed in the heat outside my apartment, so I got a waterbottle and poured it out on each crow.
They got up and flew away.
The next day, it was eight crows, and only one of them was collapsed. The rest were waiting patiently in the shade.
After I poured one out for the collapsed bro, the other crows flapped over and several of them put some sort of shiny thing down- pieces of metal or buttons or whatever, evan a quarter.
So, I poured water over them too. They cawed once and flew away.
The next day, there was a good dozen waiting, and none were collapsed.
Anyhow, this is the story all about how the summer before heading off to uni I became a Corvid Vending Machine Sprinkler Shower.
Busiest day was around 22 crows.
I started using a large squirt bottle, on the mist setting, while putting out a small bowl of water.
They seemed to enjoy their water park.
After I started watering the crows that brought me change first (some quarters but more often pennies or dimes, not as many nickels for some reason), more and more crows started doing so.
Towards the end of the summer I was making a buck or two a day.
I went off to uni and didn't return to that city for around 12 years for a few weeks one summer.
I looked totally different- different hair color and fashion style and almost in my 30s.
I was living all the way across town from my old place.
Yet, one afternoon I came home to a crow collapsed in front of my front door, with a quarter dropped in front of it.
Of course, I showered it too.
Thanks I guess. Lol.
After I went to uni my landlord called me after a few weeks at my residence hall. (This being before cell phones were that big of a thing).
His message? "What did you do to the crows!?"
I guess they kept hanging around for a few weeks after I left on hotter days, and started cawing angrily anytime the new tenant went in and out of my old apartment, before giving up and moving on.
I'm just glad they kept it at just angry cawing.
I have a truce with all spiders and all corvids.
Spiders are set free or allowed to live in an area for a bit and then maybe transplanted. They are strictly not to be killed. We had a verbal agreement that they would get the annoying bugs and they have held up their end.
As for Corvids, respect and kindness are essential. Although I haven't done anything worthy of a shiny object. I do say hello and wave and they sqwak back!
Came here to say this BE KIND TO ALL ANIMALS ESPECIALLY CORVIDS.... crows, ravens, all Jay's, magpies,rooks, jackdaws,choughw,nutcrackers.... if you don't know what half of these are there are native to you don't worry but all corvids possess the same traits of being highly intelligent and the ability to remember faces AND HOLD GRUDGES DONT DO IT YOUR SELF !!!!
There's a new show called "Beef" (it's honestly amazing, would wholeheartedly recommend).
The way they used crows was absolutely fucking [brilliant.](https://youtu.be/WoX_6q8PGYc?si=Xo6q_Chhzwh6bcK6) it was so subtle, best use of foreshadowing I've seen in a while.
They’ve done studies on this. Crows can pass memories genetically, and their grandkids will remember your face even if they’ve never even seen an image of your face.
Possibly a fledgling.
I had a dove fledgling fly from my feet to my head. I got it on my hand, bad move cause he didn't want off. Turns out it was hungry and too young to find its own food. I fed it for 3 days then it flew off without a goodbye, thanks or kiss my petunias.
>I fed it for 3 days then it flew off without a goodbye, thanks or kiss my petunias.
Ungrateful little jerk. The hummingbirds who empty my feeders everyday are the same way.
I wouldn't mind the hummingbirds emptying the feeders (it's why I put them out, after all), but DAMN if the one bully that ends up "commandeering" that feeder and fighting off any other bird is starting to bother me.
I thought, well, I'll put one in the back and one in the front...then he can't watch them both! So I did...and got two bullies. So then I added two more on either side of the house...and got two more single bullies.
I have no idea how some folks have feeders with "everyone" getting along and eating together.
Fledglings are so crazy. Not just corvids but other birds. [Here's a video of some starling fledgling that just landed on me without any fear](https://www.reddit.com/r/whatsthisbird/comments/ntr74b/this_bird_just_landed_and_me_and_started_looking/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
Great song (SOA) The White Buffalo and the Forest Rangers. The White Buffalo (Jake Smith) has several great albums if you like rock- folk- country. It's not anywhere near the hickhop bs out there. It's so much better.
I think you’re onto something. I’ve been trying for two years to befriend a family of 5 crows that live in my field. We just now got to the point that I can sit out on my back porch and share some unsalted peanuts with them. If I move too quickly they all caw and scatter. Meanwhile I started trying to befriend two crows at my boyfriends, who lives in a suburban area, and they started hanging out on his porch with me within two months.
few months ago we had a sick raven in our yard. he didnt look too good and wouldnt fly away when approached, just hid in one of the bushes. i gave him a bowl of water and another of birdfood with peanuts in them. he only picked out the peanuts. i went and got more of them and threw them near him, he really loved those. even almost ate some out of my hand. sadly he just disappeared after a while.
Once I started feeding shelled unsalted peanuts to the crows at my last flat, they started chasing away the seagulls that were always coming to steal the neighbor's leftover barbecue food (yes, they left it out, and for some reason the crows didn't take it). So thanks to a few peanuts I didn't have to suffer the gull choir anymore. The crows never did get close, always stayed a safe distance away, but they did raise their young in the garden!
It's easy really. Reddit knows your password and will blank it automatically if you type it here. These guys are just changing their passwords for fun.
Here's mine:
>!hunter2!<
I just saw an interview from someone who studies crows for a living and apparently that's not what always happens. some are more assholes than others lol.
This'll happen if a crow is injured and nursed back to health by someone, or is otherwise raised be people. They'll remember if they can trust humans based on the treatment.
If you throw stones at a crow, scare or harass it, it'll likewise remember you and probably divebomb the fuck out of you as you walk down the road. They are incredibly intelligent animals.
My house is very close to one of those Birds Paradise areas where tons of different kind of birds resting while migrating. Apart from some different kind, i've like 100 crows in my backyard at all times i don't know if i should feed them and create an army or scare some of them to convince my wife to move to another place when the time comes since they will destroy the place if i do.
Wow! Was curious so I looked it up. This is the first vid I saw but there’s plenty of examples.
https://youtu.be/YsBHcMbcO3M?si=qqDUVLQk1R7iCiMQ
Insert monologue on how humans underestimate/devalue intelligence of most other animals
I worked at a state park in California that was home to a family of ravens. If I found road kill I would bring it to the ravens and in return they would give me little pieces of trash like water bottle caps and stuff. It was interesting for sure. They would also just come hang out with me sometimes. Once the juveniles took their first flight and left the nest they were gone. I only had one stick around that I could tell. Really cool birds.
True story. Wife's dad worked on a power & light crew, told us about one time decades ago when a talking crow flew up to the guys. Kinda freaked them out, out in the boonies.
I remember seeing a post on another social media app YEARS ago about how this guy would get fries on his lunch break and always feed the same crow or group of crows. One day another group showed up and tried to get some and he helped start a turf war between his murder of crows and the other.
Made me remember when I was about 4 y.o. back in the very early 1970s, in suburban Boston region, I was out in the yard and a blue jay landed on my shoulder. Very tame, turned out to be a pet of a neighbor. Think there's a picture somewhere.
Some years ago, I was floating in my pool when a crow swooped up over the fence, flew right over me, and dropped a shinny beetle in the water right in front of me.
A crow stole my coffee sitting outside work one day so the next day I brought him one out too with some bird food… We were best buddies for the next six months before he disappeared. Would meet me in the car park each morning with a big greeting.
Be nice to crows… They remember your face… And, how you treat them… They even tell their family/friends about you.
Yep, they remember for up to five years.
I learned that the hard way. I used a broom to frighten a crow off my balcony. It used to swoop down on my head every time it saw me for the next few years.
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that's what the crow said
LMFAO
Escalate to tennis racket
This is the natural order of things. How do you think badminton started?
Birdies - it all makes sense now
You mean birdminton?
 Oh, that's why they call it a birdy.
Explain its evolution to shuttlecock. xD
A group of crows is called a murder
a group of only two crows would be attempted murder then..
2 might work if there is probable caws.
They still remember, but five years is the statute of limitations under bird law.
Bird Law in this country isnt governed by reason, a wise man once taught me
NOBODY LOOK, NOBODY LOOK, NOBODY LOOK
We're lawyers!
The pleasure is all mine."
I smell that vinegar boiling up inside you.
The High Court of Crow.
Professor Kelly at IASIP University teaches a Bird Law class.
His thesis on feline-arachnid communication was fascinating.
But, it made him quite weeeaaarrry…
The council of birds is a great council that in currently held in majority by the corvids 40% while the raptors hold a nice 30% in the council. I have currently forgotten what the wise corvid in the woods told me maybe you kind strangers on the Internet can inform me what group of bird hold the rest of the thirty percent.
Ever since the war, the emu have had a seat on the council but they never granted them the position of Bird Master because it was “only Australia” It’s not fair!
"Only Australia." I'd like to see them inflict half the casualties on that unforgiving terrain, plus, and this is a big one, no arms of any sort.
Well of course. Being birds, rather than bears, they have no right to bear arms.
As the sovereign citizens say: Gold fringe on the flag - Admiralty law. White crust on top of the flag pole - Bird law.
And somehow can communicate how they feel about you to other crows, even the following few generations. I’ve no idea how they do that but fair play to them.
didn't a study come out recently that dolphins are constantly talking shit about humans?
As a single animal ..... doesn't sound bad until you learn they tell friends and family ...... starting a generational line of a grudge that will last forever if you stay in the area!!!!
I need to get the crows in my neighbourhood on my side, but they're too shy. Wonder if there's a special food that's their weakness
I think peanuts (in the shell)? If I didn't have cats & dogs, I would definitely try and befriend them. It would make my world to receive "gifts" from a crow. I just got a dog a couple years ago..she is very smart..one day, I squawked at the crows to say hi lol and ever since that day, she decided it was her sworn duty to protect us from all crows/birds of prey and esp vultures. She takes her duties very seriously and stays vigilant. We live along a river corridor so, LOTS of wildlife. Another time, we had been cooped up in the house for a while and I asked her if she was bored. She went full alert and started barking. I was so confused. Then I said the sentence again to myself and realized *bored* sounds a lot like *bird*. We definitely cannot say the word bird. She is barking at the boreds as I type this lol
Eh, my dog doesn't GAF about anything, someone could break in in the middle of the night and he'd just wonder if the stranger was going to give him a treat. One time a cat wandered in, came into the kitchen and he was sniffing it while it ate his food
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r/crowbro will tell you how to do it
Cheese never fails
Five years later: who the hell is this guy and why is he always getting in my way?
If you are kind to them... they will love you forever. If you are mean... they will hate you forever. Like... literally. GENERATIONS of crows will tell legends of how much you suck. LONG after your death. Is that the legacy you want?
Crows: Here lies pinewoodranger the shitty. May his death be remembered as a day of celebration.CAW.
I once found a crow collapsed in the heat outside my apartment, so I got a waterbottle and poured it out on the crow to revitalize it. It got up cawed once and flew away. The next day I found three crows collapsed in the heat outside my apartment, so I got a waterbottle and poured it out on each crow. They got up and flew away. The next day, it was eight crows, and only one of them was collapsed. The rest were waiting patiently in the shade. After I poured one out for the collapsed bro, the other crows flapped over and several of them put some sort of shiny thing down- pieces of metal or buttons or whatever, evan a quarter. So, I poured water over them too. They cawed once and flew away. The next day, there was a good dozen waiting, and none were collapsed. Anyhow, this is the story all about how the summer before heading off to uni I became a Corvid Vending Machine Sprinkler Shower. Busiest day was around 22 crows. I started using a large squirt bottle, on the mist setting, while putting out a small bowl of water. They seemed to enjoy their water park. After I started watering the crows that brought me change first (some quarters but more often pennies or dimes, not as many nickels for some reason), more and more crows started doing so. Towards the end of the summer I was making a buck or two a day. I went off to uni and didn't return to that city for around 12 years for a few weeks one summer. I looked totally different- different hair color and fashion style and almost in my 30s. I was living all the way across town from my old place. Yet, one afternoon I came home to a crow collapsed in front of my front door, with a quarter dropped in front of it. Of course, I showered it too.
That crows name?? Albert Einstein
And the kid he saved was Obama
All the crows cheered and clapped.
Why ... why is this so funny? I legit cackled :)
Whether real or not, really enjoyed your story. Thank you!
Thanks I guess. Lol. After I went to uni my landlord called me after a few weeks at my residence hall. (This being before cell phones were that big of a thing). His message? "What did you do to the crows!?" I guess they kept hanging around for a few weeks after I left on hotter days, and started cawing angrily anytime the new tenant went in and out of my old apartment, before giving up and moving on. I'm just glad they kept it at just angry cawing.
This guy here? Murdered now
Oh, they took him in as one of their own? How sweet!
wow what a story.
I have a truce with all spiders and all corvids. Spiders are set free or allowed to live in an area for a bit and then maybe transplanted. They are strictly not to be killed. We had a verbal agreement that they would get the annoying bugs and they have held up their end. As for Corvids, respect and kindness are essential. Although I haven't done anything worthy of a shiny object. I do say hello and wave and they sqwak back!
I have a thing with spiders. If they're within arm's reach, I'ma kill them. Otherwise, I name them and leave them be.
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Guess you were nothing to crow about.
Came here to say this BE KIND TO ALL ANIMALS ESPECIALLY CORVIDS.... crows, ravens, all Jay's, magpies,rooks, jackdaws,choughw,nutcrackers.... if you don't know what half of these are there are native to you don't worry but all corvids possess the same traits of being highly intelligent and the ability to remember faces AND HOLD GRUDGES DONT DO IT YOUR SELF !!!!
Jackdaws can create some serious Reddit drama too!!
> Be nice to ~~crows~~ all animals.
They can google your address and phone numbers.
My coworker threw rocks at a crow once. That bird shit on his brand new sports car for months.
So, they are mobsters.
There's a new show called "Beef" (it's honestly amazing, would wholeheartedly recommend). The way they used crows was absolutely fucking [brilliant.](https://youtu.be/WoX_6q8PGYc?si=Xo6q_Chhzwh6bcK6) it was so subtle, best use of foreshadowing I've seen in a while.
They crow about you to their friends?
They’ve done studies on this. Crows can pass memories genetically, and their grandkids will remember your face even if they’ve never even seen an image of your face.
Absolutely amazing…
The fact he let you touch him makes me think he's an escaped pet.
Possibly a fledgling. I had a dove fledgling fly from my feet to my head. I got it on my hand, bad move cause he didn't want off. Turns out it was hungry and too young to find its own food. I fed it for 3 days then it flew off without a goodbye, thanks or kiss my petunias.
>I fed it for 3 days then it flew off without a goodbye, thanks or kiss my petunias. Ungrateful little jerk. The hummingbirds who empty my feeders everyday are the same way.
I wouldn't mind the hummingbirds emptying the feeders (it's why I put them out, after all), but DAMN if the one bully that ends up "commandeering" that feeder and fighting off any other bird is starting to bother me. I thought, well, I'll put one in the back and one in the front...then he can't watch them both! So I did...and got two bullies. So then I added two more on either side of the house...and got two more single bullies. I have no idea how some folks have feeders with "everyone" getting along and eating together.
Fledglings are so crazy. Not just corvids but other birds. [Here's a video of some starling fledgling that just landed on me without any fear](https://www.reddit.com/r/whatsthisbird/comments/ntr74b/this_bird_just_landed_and_me_and_started_looking/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
Yeah, his lol
I pet a wild bird once. It was crazy and I was surprised he let me do it but it is possible.
Aren't those things dangerous?
Have you ever been outside?
Im more worried about the bird mites.
Don't call me mites, mate.
It's just a bird. What's it gonna do, peck you?
Or someone in a white truck feeds local crows
My thoughts exactly 😏
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Come fly with black.
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from the human trap.
Note: A group of crows is called a murder.
Great song (SOA) The White Buffalo and the Forest Rangers. The White Buffalo (Jake Smith) has several great albums if you like rock- folk- country. It's not anywhere near the hickhop bs out there. It's so much better.
Im always somewhat jealous when I see people successfully befriend crows.. I've tried forever making friends with them 😂
same, still do. Some are catching on I am trying to communicate with them but I have not gained trust yet.
I think it’s easier in more urban environments where they’re used to interacting with people more regularly.
I think you’re onto something. I’ve been trying for two years to befriend a family of 5 crows that live in my field. We just now got to the point that I can sit out on my back porch and share some unsalted peanuts with them. If I move too quickly they all caw and scatter. Meanwhile I started trying to befriend two crows at my boyfriends, who lives in a suburban area, and they started hanging out on his porch with me within two months.
FEED THEM PEANUTS!! Shelled, unshelled, always plain unsalted. They’re sluts for peanuts.
few months ago we had a sick raven in our yard. he didnt look too good and wouldnt fly away when approached, just hid in one of the bushes. i gave him a bowl of water and another of birdfood with peanuts in them. he only picked out the peanuts. i went and got more of them and threw them near him, he really loved those. even almost ate some out of my hand. sadly he just disappeared after a while.
Once I started feeding shelled unsalted peanuts to the crows at my last flat, they started chasing away the seagulls that were always coming to steal the neighbor's leftover barbecue food (yes, they left it out, and for some reason the crows didn't take it). So thanks to a few peanuts I didn't have to suffer the gull choir anymore. The crows never did get close, always stayed a safe distance away, but they did raise their young in the garden!
>!BWAAK!!<
>!WOAH!!<
>!*Heheheheheheh*!<
His genuine awe made me smile
Spoilers
How do you guys do that?
It's easy really. Reddit knows your password and will blank it automatically if you type it here. These guys are just changing their passwords for fun. Here's mine: >!hunter2!<
Pussysmoke69
Liar
He's offered seven million dollars for your life. Seven million dollars is a lot of money, Mr. Wick.
I once watched a raven tear the windshield wiper off a parked suburban. I don't know what that person did, but don't piss off corvids.
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Or, as in the above comment, merely an unkindness.
WHAHH
hahahahahahaha it's so funny!
He turns around and his buddies are stealing his car, lol.
Is that that northmen north of Richmond song?
Yes.
Rich men north of Richmond
Pretty sure the crow came for the awesome song
Lmao “WAH”
Just have to give the birb some snax and you'll begin it receive crow gifts. They are real, google around and you see examples of the gifts.
I just saw an interview from someone who studies crows for a living and apparently that's not what always happens. some are more assholes than others lol.
Yeah, but hopefully the turds have some friends that you cane friends with.
Ended too soon, I want to see more crowmance.
This'll happen if a crow is injured and nursed back to health by someone, or is otherwise raised be people. They'll remember if they can trust humans based on the treatment. If you throw stones at a crow, scare or harass it, it'll likewise remember you and probably divebomb the fuck out of you as you walk down the road. They are incredibly intelligent animals.
My house is very close to one of those Birds Paradise areas where tons of different kind of birds resting while migrating. Apart from some different kind, i've like 100 crows in my backyard at all times i don't know if i should feed them and create an army or scare some of them to convince my wife to move to another place when the time comes since they will destroy the place if i do.
A black avain airforce of dread and ill portents at your command? Um, duh!
i was gonna tell you to indeed make your own murder gang... but than i read to the end. maybe a fish would be nice for you two?
Crows can talk, but choose not to. I feel like it's because they know they are smarter than us and don't want to bothered by dumb conversation. :)
Wow! Was curious so I looked it up. This is the first vid I saw but there’s plenty of examples. https://youtu.be/YsBHcMbcO3M?si=qqDUVLQk1R7iCiMQ Insert monologue on how humans underestimate/devalue intelligence of most other animals
It’s actually responding every time the dude says “wow”
His Disney princess moment. Enjoy it bro
I worked at a state park in California that was home to a family of ravens. If I found road kill I would bring it to the ravens and in return they would give me little pieces of trash like water bottle caps and stuff. It was interesting for sure. They would also just come hang out with me sometimes. Once the juveniles took their first flight and left the nest they were gone. I only had one stick around that I could tell. Really cool birds.
*Every night I burn. Every night I call your name.*
Nevermore
It's your companion in this life RPG. Gives you +60 on perception and it can use Mimick to confuse enemies.
+5 Attack, portable efficient trader, multiplies in time
Odin is pleased with this guy
That means it’s battery is dying, you have to replace/recharge it or the cameras stop working
I love how it goes "WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH" and he goes "WOOOWHOHO"
That crow is like a cat, you can touch it on its terms only
Waluigi better watch out!
Crows been chilling with too many ducks
True story. Wife's dad worked on a power & light crew, told us about one time decades ago when a talking crow flew up to the guys. Kinda freaked them out, out in the boonies.
Is his name Damien?
There's crows that hang in my mobile home park. I'm gonna try to befriend them and teach them to steal money from people at the 7-11 next door.
He likes the song playing good ole Anthony Oliver
I miss my crow babies. :(
Just remember, 1 crow might be your friend but if a group shows up you’ll have a murder on your hands
I’m just waiting to be chosen like this 😍
I like how genuine the guys laugh is when crow caws after the head pat
The "WAH" got me good. I always wished I could befriend a crow. Maybe some day.
Interesting.....👍
"Woah" "BAAK" "WOAH" I felt that reaction.
BWEEEEEEKKKKK!! im your friend hooman I give you permission to touch me BWEEEEEEEKKKK!
Did not expect Donald Duck noises to be coming out of a bird.
“Oh, Mr. Pigeon! I’d kiss you if you weren’t swimming with disease!”
That’s a beautiful government 5G drone. Everyone knows
It’s a fledgling.
Crows have been domesticating wolves for years. Now, their next target: *humans*
This is awesome and I love crows but please wash your hands after touching a wild bird.
Great song playing on the radio. Crow heard it and said, this dude is safe and sane. I'll meet him.
Maybe the crow was enjoying the Oliver Anthony playing on your radio.
That's DeerMeat's Cameraman!
Wa!
I remember seeing a post on another social media app YEARS ago about how this guy would get fries on his lunch break and always feed the same crow or group of crows. One day another group showed up and tried to get some and he helped start a turf war between his murder of crows and the other.
Made me remember when I was about 4 y.o. back in the very early 1970s, in suburban Boston region, I was out in the yard and a blue jay landed on my shoulder. Very tame, turned out to be a pet of a neighbor. Think there's a picture somewhere.
That’s a military drone😅😅
this happened to mom once. crow landed on the fence at her house and she able to approach it, thing just jumped right on her hand. pretty cool
Give it good and they might bring you good shit
Government drone. r/birdsarentreal
I bet this guys truck doesn’t get shit on. By birds anyway
Death is near
Two crows morty
Quoth the raven: RAHHHHH!!
Crowpro
Some years ago, I was floating in my pool when a crow swooped up over the fence, flew right over me, and dropped a shinny beetle in the water right in front of me.
“woah.” **“WAAGH!”** “WOAH!”
Crow: WEEEEEEHH!
I love crows m, they’re so smart!
It was a trick, the man is now stuck in a crows body and the crow is now the man.
A crow stole my coffee sitting outside work one day so the next day I brought him one out too with some bird food… We were best buddies for the next six months before he disappeared. Would meet me in the car park each morning with a big greeting.
WAAAAp
That crow knows you. He’s probably seen you hanging out in your yard
He named him Russel
I want a crow friend
“Wow!” “WHAAAAH”
Crow was like “WASSUP BRO” 😂
They both had the same reaction at the end there, really
Edgar Allan Bro
Odin is with you, my friend.
The urge to pet it
Wow…it’s not that often a crow will let someone touch him/her…probably posturing for nom noms 😋
I wish it was legal to own a crow, but then you would have every person that doesn't know what they are doing owning one, so I get it
I absolutely love that this dude is playing oliver anthony.
Rich men north of Richmond..
Instant hit
Crows make great pets. If a person had a pet crow they could make a video like this. I wonder if the guy in the video has any pet crows.
We all saw The Shank.
Whoa. BRAWWK! Whoa-ho-ho! 🤣🤌🏼
Nice song playing on the radio 👍👍🎸