I trained a crow to garden for me...

[birdedup]

having a crow appreciate you enough to give you something it snatched up... gotta be the greatest feeling

[SimpleNicks]

accidently training them to associate pulling plants out with getting fed lmao, very wholesome

[BR.]

I love that instead of getting annoyed that they pulled out a plant, you're like "THEY'RE COMMUNICATING WITH

[casualgardeningwithdustin]

The possibility of accidentally reinforcing the behaviors you didn't want aside, I just absolutely love that you're open to building community with your animal visitors rather than just seeing them as a problem to overcome! I feel the same way about the deer, squirrels, and raccoons that come to my garden! Sure, they wreck stuff, but being surprised by Bambi's big brown eyes is totally worth it!

[nicodianime]

I love that the crow gifts are technically...human remains.

[SamanthaP]

Crows LOVE giving shiney things. The shiner the MORE they love you I swear. Not only can they recognize you now but they can recognize you 20 years from now. Even in their brood that is never met you can do conversations they have. Isn’t this AMAZING????

[love.wildly.live.fearlessly]

There was a man in New York who befriended crows and they collected coins for him. You're definitely onto something.

[Violetskies]

gifts we ever got🎉love the appreciation between two beings who don't speak the same language but understand the assignment. Amazing

[realhojo]

This guy is building an army of avian treasure hunters.

[Jakuri]

Crows have really good memories and it can be past down through generations. They will remember where you live, how you look like and what they need to do to get food.

[DesdemonasSaoirse]

😊❤ what a wonderful feeling, huh? I miss my crows in Colorado. I left them food everyday and the first gift I received was…a marble. Be their friend and you will have a lifetime of guardians!

[NightriderzFlash]

That crow was straight up telling you with the caws that I see you and recognize that you know the rules of Crowtrade.

[KommissarKrieg]

I question your strategy of training crows to uproot your garden, but I'm here for it.

[Kelly-wjxd]

I feed the crows in the park every day my husband now call's me maleficent, as they all fly toward me as soon as I walk in the park there's a whole gang of them now. It's lovely they recognize me.

[LaughingInTiny]

This makes me imagine them looking for things to bring you 😊 I'll bet they get all excited when they find a good gift to bring!

[CarrieLaCubana]

They’re one of the smartest birds on this planet. Set up a crow station just for them. Somewhere high up. Or do a crow cam. These are such misunderstood creatures. He’s leaving you gifts of appreciation.

[jasonepstein]

Ugh I NEED gifts from crows in my life. I’d build a shelf labeled “crow gifts” and look at them when I’m sad

[TDAEON]

Aww! Love crows. They are so smart and they teach their young what they've learned about you.

[flyer]

Crows are incredibly smart and generous. I saw a crow in my backyard years ago and today he’s my corporate accountant and life coach.

[tonirobb]

You are cool!!! Crows are the coolest birds! Every 2-3 years we get a pair, or two, who come to our yard. They nest and then leave obey the babies can fly. Wish it was every year but, I'm happy with when they choose to honor us. ❤