Wild crow tames a woman

Wild crow tames a woman

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[susan]

Crows truly are intelligent. I saved an injured one and let him recuperate at my house. He never forgot and always brought me "presents"....hair clips, tin foil, rubber bands, nails....anything shiny. It was so endearing.

[Just_Pele]

We have a raven who is a tenant on our deck. I built him his own apartment/box with heating, water, and feed bowls around it, then he setup his nest in it the way he likes it. Everyone calls him our pet, but he isn't, he's a good friend and our roommate. When I sit out there to have my coffee we talk about the local news and the weather, then he likes skritches for a while. Frequently he brings us shiny and/or interesting things to cover his rent, he even found a 14k gold chain once, and then later most of a $5 bill. So he knows value when he sees it. 😆

[animalchillaxtime]

_"These birds are so intelligent and so_
_social, it's almost as if these bonds are_
_meant to exist, just not everybody has_
_explored them"_
I really hope that one day I will get to experience something this magical as well 😊❤

[AnnaP-uhmc]

Loretta & Bo’s grief and despair when they lost their babies was hard to watch. My heart broke for them.

[bohditony]

Birds are so incredibly smart. What a compliment to be called a birdbrain 🕊

[anthonyburke]

I had a pet crow as a boy, he was a fantastic mimic, he would call kids in the street in their Mothers voice, he would curse in neighbours voices, he chased other crows out of the street, he was very well fed, everyone in the street fed him snacks. He would sit on the light pole and greet me when I came home from school. In wet weather he would sleep in the eaves of our front veranda. I was drafted and didn’t get home for 5 years, he disappeared while I was gone. Home was never the same, I never even slept there after I got out of the Army, it just lost its flavour.

[StrTrvUtn]

Crows are so freaking cool. There's no way they aren't self aware. The way Lorena was grieving her lost children, and how Bo empathized with her by laying down with her. I think by laying down they were expressing their idea of death along with crying. Truly incredible creatures.

[cindiemoore]

As a child my father often brought home injured animals from the large construction projects he worked on in the city, to our small country home. My favorite was a crow with a clipped wing and an injured foot I named Squawky. I nursed him back to heath and one day he simply flew away. This made me both incredibly proud and a bit sad. For years after we would have crows land on our back deck peck at the glass door until they saw someone then fly away. And on the deck without fail they left us gifts. This is one of most precious childhood memories 💖

[srijatamishra]

The best form of friendship is where you understand eachother without having much to speak about.

[camarojai]

The little things you never notice until someone points it out to you. Learned so much about a bird I see all the time

[fioreolivares]

I fed a crow that was following me when I ame out of the groceries. I fed him some of my bread and he ate, then flew onto the soda vending machine and tossed me a quarter and a dime. The he looked at me and chirped. It was super funny and cute. I gave him a bit more to eat before I left.

[gertrudewest]

I saved a baby great horned owl. Now I am visited every single night by this magical friend. Birds, and people who love them, just have a little something extra.

[carolyndaughton]

This is such a sweet story! My younger sister passed away a couple of years ago and 2 days after she passed, a crow with an injured right leg appeared in my front yard. She was hopping along with a limp, but yet she came very close to me squawking. (At the time of my sister's passing, she too had an injured right leg and walked with a limp so I wondered if this was a message for me of something larger in life) At that time, I didn't know much about crows and wasn't sure what they ate but I knew I couldn't go wrong with nuts. I had unsalted nuts on hand and put a few on a dish and she hopped right next to me, and looked at me as if to say "thank you." She's been a frequent visitor every day throughout the day and her diet has grown quite extensively. She loves mealworms, berries, and hard boiled eggs and I love her! Sometimes she brings family with her, but she's the only one that lets me get within a foot of her. I love that I can really look into her eyes and see her beauty so unclose. You did a fantastic job on this video and it's quite informative.

[PoeMovies]

Crows are truly some of the most amazing creatures. Been calling them and feeding them since 2016 and it’s been an amazing journey.

[nikkinicole]

Thx you for not trying to keep him all to yourself. They were born free and should stay that way.

[serenityenderson]

That mama's grief at her loss was heartbreaking... 😭

[Beth-zggb]

Crows are exceptional creatures! Thank you for sharing your friends with us! 💕

[mauricetucker]

Yep, Bo has a human !! Crows ARE quite smart and they know it ! God bless the animals ! Thanks for caring and sharing !!

[timobrien]

I live in Portland, and I have been feeding a family of crows for four years. They don't land on me, but they are quite tame. We have a kind of friendship.

[Guttergirl]

I like how crows know who is good & who isn't. Humans don't have this ability