Can we talk about this smart bird?

https://www.amazon.com/Mind-Raven-Investigations-Adventures-Wolf-Birds/dp/0061136050 good book on them.

>>2332366
Checked.

Have you heard about how crows have been watching us? They have the ability to look out for certain faces in a croud.

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>>2332364
it's really smart

not trying to be edgy snowflake but I want one as a buddy

>>2332390
the OP said crows

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Superior corvid coming through

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i love crows, they are the bestest of friendses if you just give them some peanuts every so often. you might not recognize an individual crow, but they will recognize you

crows take a while to become friendly but its so kewl to have featherbuds around. makes cat people look like the toxoplasma-infested scum that they are

>>2332390
Dunno about ravens, but you can feed crows and they'll bring you gifts and hang around you more. you might get the odd more friendly wild crow here and there.

>>2332390
You can get exotic crows in the US if you're willing to support le evil exotic pet trade.

Otherwise join your local bird rescue or Audubon Society, they occasionally have a raven/crow in their care that can't be rewilded. Maybe with the right nudgings and the proper permits you can get one of these animals in your house, but it's a long-term commitment.

>>2334611
are those crows captive bred?

I started noticing a small group of hooded crows making a nest outside of my apartment. Sow now every morning I leave some meat out for them at window of my bedroom.
The first time I did it they just started screaming for a while before quickly snatching it away. But now they start to get a bit more comfortable with me although they still won't take the meat if I'm directly in front of the window watching them.
Let's see where this goes, they may come in handy as a tool against my enemies.

What's the difference between a crow, raven and black birds? And which one of them are the ones that frequent the parking lot of the store?

I just want to see how a crow or raven would interact with parrots.

>>2332364
Yeah; crows are real fucking smart. put a paper cone cup in the field with a couple kernels of corn in it and 1a the stupid things gets the cup stuck on its head trying to get the corn.......

then I run up to it grab it by the neck and pull its head off. Make sure you wear long farm leather gloves tho cuse you'll prolly get skratched up little if you don't. I gotta pik somewhere i'll find it.

>>2335056
Probably bullshit, on the off chance it's not you should seek help.

>>2335058
I've trapped crows using muskrat traps too, buthead. Superglue kornkernels on the trap pan and set it out where they'll see it. when the peck at the korn - SNAP and you've got m dead with that trap around their neck.

Make sure you have a shotgun handy tho cuse 1 time one of them got caught by its leg and it went batshit kra kra. Called in all of its flock and man i had fun shootin the shit out of a bunch of them.

Yeah crows are real fucking smart - fuking eyes of intelligence. shitbirds.

>>2334997
Crows and Ravens are both corvids and belong to the same genus
Ravens have a proportionally larger bill and beard, and many of them are larger than crows
blackbirds are just small fearless songbirds