r/crowbro • u/Due-Writer9393 • 9h ago
Crow OC Have you ever seen a crow use their beak like chopsticks? 🥢🥠🐦⬛
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Comment if you've seen a crow do this! 😂
r/crowbro • u/Due-Writer9393 • 9h ago
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Comment if you've seen a crow do this! 😂
r/crowbro • u/lusikkalasi • 21h ago
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They make cute eating sounds
r/crowbro • u/Leanne0010110 • 21h ago
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And just like that, my first crow season has come to an end. My work crow friends and my backyard crow friends have all headed south, Maybel left Monday, a week after her parents Frank and Beauty.
I’m going to miss them so much, but I’m so grateful for the time I had with them. The joy these birds have brought me is hard to put into words. They’ve become such a big part of my days, and honestly, they’ve helped me more with my sobriety than they’ll ever know.
Who knew a bunch of crows could mean so much? ❤️
Until next season, my feathered friends. Stay safe out there. See you in the spring!
Edit: to add this video is a couple weeks old.
r/crowbro • u/mrsduckie • 19h ago
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My local magpie was absolutely upset about jackdaws eating all peanuts, so he started his whisper song
r/crowbro • u/Global_Fail_1943 • 15h ago
As the garden season winds down my guard Crow returns for the winter once the fledglings know how to forage alone. This is the first year our old male we call Carl is allowing his young to stay and share food once in a while. I'm thinking he's passing on my yard as he is getting old. He adds a lot of joy to my life as I sit here just a few feet away in my greenhouse.
r/crowbro • u/sirionthego • 11h ago
The crows decided to photobomb me tonight. The 2nd photo looks like a bat… fitting for the season.
r/crowbro • u/Nivell172 • 2h ago
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Just wanted to share what I saw on my cameras today because i think it‘s cute.
This Magpie took a small peanut with shell and decided to cache it on my balcony. She really takes her time to find the right cache and makes sure no one sees it.
I love how she abandoned the first cache because of the 2nd Magpie and how she checks through the window if I am at home (they are still afraid of me!).
How do I explain her that I will have to replace the flowers with winterproof ones and her cache will be lost ??