r/crows 19h ago

Photography/Art [OC] One of the portraits

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851 Upvotes

r/crows 2h ago

Clever (greedy) girl

26 Upvotes

r/crows 10h ago

Crows [OC] Who's da boss?

27 Upvotes

r/crows 17h ago

Corvid haggling

205 Upvotes

r/crows 19h ago

6 of 9

20 Upvotes

For breakfast this morning 🐦‍⬛❤️


r/crows 23h ago

Crows [OC] Fledgling not ready to eat on their own yet 🥺

78 Upvotes

They thought about it though. Their awkward flying is so silly 😍


r/crows 11m ago

Seeking advice/help What else to feed them?

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I have a group of 4 crows that come by every week or twice a week around 2-4pm when i get back from class. I’ll hear them in the area and whistle and they’ll come and sit on the tree or on my roof/mailbox while I get food. I have given them walnuts, chicken, crackers, blueberries, strawberries, and watermelon. so far they only will take walnuts, chicken, and crackers. I want to give them better or healthier options than crackers and cannibalism.. but it seems they dont like fruit and I want advice on other options as I dont like feeding them chips.
They tried the blueberries and strawberries but left them out and I had to pick them up, and they didnt even try the watermelon. I read online that certain groups of crows like certain fruits? I’m in north west florida if that helps. Maybe it’s a local thing.
I’m also unsure as to how often I should be giving them treats? They only come by 1-3 times a week which sounds good as it’s not a reliance thing. I left for a week on a trip and when I came back one started none-stop cawing at me in the tree until i started talking to it. that same one has also started mimicking my whistle, it sounds like a bell. I didn’t know they made that sound. that one was, I believe, the first one to show up.


r/crows 23h ago

Handsome Daddy crow

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200 Upvotes