Gregory's Server@ct_bergstrom I used to feed crows a lot but moved where I don't feel able to do so. When a Native American man I knew called Little Crow died I was unable to go to Minnesota for his memorial.
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@ct_bergstrom They liked it and whatever they didn't eat they banked by pushing it into the grass, under roof shingles, and into other hiding places.)I fed them on the little railing of my own porch as a neighbor complained about food being left out in a common area. If I was late feeding them, they would come and peer into my window as if to say, "I'm here. Feed me." I fed them until I could do it no longer. @ct_bergstrom I really appreciate you posting your thread about crows. They are remarkable and intelligent. I see them toss nuts and seeds into the road so that cars will crack them open. And I have seen some really cool videos of them using tools: https://youtu.be/UZM9GpLXepU |
@ct_bergstrom Four crows arrived in my apartment complex and repeatedly cawed at the time of his memorial. I said, " but it is 7 directions not 4 directions." (add up, down and within you to the 4 directions). And three more crows came to join them swawking. They were there for awhile. Later, I got into the habit of giving them bread (yeah now I know it isn't the best thing for them but then. Oh well.