How To Befriend A Wild Crow: Step 1/4

#crows #birds #howtobefriendacrow #krähen
Part 1: Find a crow pair!
It is a very touching experience to gain the trust of a wild animal. Many of us have this dream.

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Video of city crow: Video by MART PRODUCTION from Pexels

[roneteus]

It's now been almost 5 years since I first made contact with a residential hooded crow couple. They bring me so much joy while working from home.

[UrbexPolska]

Very interesting - I have a pair living near my home that I've been observing for a while

[tessmess]

Thank you so much for sharing your very beautiful and unique video to the world.


You have brought joy to our family. So much love to you and your beloved wildlife.

[michasn]

This Video is much underestimated. So wonderful! Crows are God's darlings. You can see it if you take time enough to watch them!

[janiedunn]

❤ watching Krari & Kru. I’ve hardly seen my carrion crows 🐦‍⬛ lately but still 👂🏻 them from nearby.

[Glenn-emhv]

I'd so love to have a crow friend!
We have huge crows in my hometown Winslow Az!
You would have to see them to see just how big they are!!!

[jeffashley]

This is so cool! Been trying to do this too

[krakraichbinda]

Ich liebe gucken, wie sich die Krähen heranschleichen. Das ist so lustig.

[jeffashley]

There are these three crows that cone around everyday..two full grown adults and a small one..I think they are mates and thats there youngling..but either way it's so cool to see how they show up and search the same area were i scatter peanuts each day

[Sparks]

I've had pretty good luck connecting with these rascals in the past and have just moved,
so I look forward to your advice.

[thesuburbanmorrigan]

Beautiful video! And very interesting and informative. I still don't know how many American crows I'm feeding -- multiple couples, perhaps? I definitely don't have youth gangs flying in. It is so difficult to tell American crows apart, at least for me... I don't have the best powers of observation. Anyway, thank you for creating this series!

[TimothyVDWoude]

das sind der schonste vogels was der sind der sind so clever undgelaublich

[NinaSandcastle]

Great video! Can you please explain how you first got the crows to land on you?

[curiousthor]

a crow family has built a nest near my terrace. it poked over my head as I unknowingly ventured near the tree😂

[dannie]

Hi :) love your content! I am also in Germany haha <3 I do see one or two crows around my building, but not in pairs. But the question is, how do i make them go to my balcony? because I can't promise to feed them outside at random places. Unfortunately I live in a 4 floor building, the best would be that they know there is food on my balcony so they come? but how :(

[pepperpeterpiperpickled]

no joke, I bought quality pistachio nuts to feed crows and EVERYTIME before I throw them toward them; they fly away

[mrspliffdoctor]

Are there any particular colors crows like or do not like? Do they even see color? I am wondering because i have a crow couple ive been connecting to after they came over one day and just hung around me so i started feeding them and now a few weeks later Hugin and Munin come to meet me when i approach. So back to the question if crows gets frightend towards specific colors like Red for example?

[deniceeverham]

I have a family unit . Think. A mom and dad and two young. The young are maybe yearly. But the young still demand to be fed though they can eat on their own. The cry a lot demanding food I think? I think the parents go off during the day leavening them home and they cry and cry .

[rayrous]

I'm considering doing this. Do you have advice on how to attract a crow?
Another channel suggests fireworks.