If you haven't already, check out this amazing video of some remarkably clever crows.
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/joshua_klein_on_the_intelligence_of_crows.html
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If you haven't already, check out this amazing video of some remarkably clever crows.
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/joshua_klein_on_the_intelligence_of_crows.html
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They are also remarkably edible.
I liked all ten minutes of that and just yesterday unloaded 4 rounds from my 12 g mosburg off my deck at a screaming flock of them...no damage done........oompa
btw they were all in my trees and i was trying to grill....they were just awful
Give em jobs. Good idea. Some jobs for the birds (sorry): delivering mail, clean crap off sky scraper windows, bug control, drug delivery detection, air quality control. That should quiet them down a bit.
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That video was awesome!
There's some debate as to which group of birds is smarter -- the crows or the parrots. Based on the video, I'd give the crows the edge. But African grey parrots can do some amazing things too. Google Irene Pepperberg and Alex the parrot and be prepared to be amazed.
Back to crows. A few years ago, just outside of Lancaster, PA, there was an area that attracted crows by the thousands -- warmth from nearby industries, food from adjacent farmers' fields, and plenty of trees for shelter. I used to love driving by in winter and see the trees "leafed" with crows.
Then someone in the city council decided the crows were a nuisance. They set poison out, the crows ate it, and many died. The city picked up the corpses at night to try to keep their cruelty clandestine, but it got into the news anyway. The poisoning stopped when enough people protested. But the crows were smart. Relatively few of them had to die before they got the message and took off for more friendly counties. They haven't come back. I miss them.
Now that it's illegal (for private citizens) to kill native bird species, crows seem to be getting the message. I never saw a crow close up when I was a kid and when farmers could still shoot them (the crows learned to keep just out of rifle range). Now they're in my back yard, on telephone wires, everywhere. I once fed a loaf of bread to a flock of them in a grocery store parking lot.
I love birds with attitude. They need it to get along with a species as egocentric as we are.
I bet they'll do a great job of eating the 6 billion dead bodies in the new system.
I bet they'll do a great job of eating the 6 billion dead bodies in the new system.
Burn eats crow. Crow eats Burn. The food chain is remarkably amazing!
One for sorrow
two for joy
How does that go?
Burn eats crow. Crow eats Burn.
lol