#CrowUpdate kind of. The picture is from yesterday on campus. It's a crow completely unfazed that I'm walking right past it, and that I'm stopping to take a picture. He just looked at me for a second and resumed eating.
I kinda wish "my" crows were so unworried about humans, but they don't have hundreds of humans walking around them daily without paying attention to them.
On a side note, I haven't seen "my" crows in three days. I'm getting a bit worried. ⤵️
Keep us posted please!
@nqd Always. Make sure to follow the #CrowUpdate hashtag to get the updates. 🙂
They did eat the peanuts I've left them, but no sign of them otherwise. Meanwhile, a few minutes ago, the south crows were being somewhat vocal (they often are) and when I looked at the window, one of them was on the neighbor's roof (it flew away when it saw me). This is not a good sign that they're encroaching on "my" crow's territory without being chased by the legitimate tenants of the area. I think I need to investigate over the weekend.
I walked all around the neighborhood and no sign of the crows. Not only I didn't see them, but they didn't see me either (sometimes this is what happens). Even stranger, I didn't see any crow in the "by the sea" territory either (although I'm not sure what the situation is over there at the moment). I only saw two crows flying pretty high over the neighborhood, and I think they were large-billed crows, not carrion crows. Mysterious...
Also no black kite in the sky... 🤔
I just saw a crow flying back really quickly in front of my window and into the park (to protect itself from the rain). I couldn't identify it. I hope it's Ms Crow (Mr Crow can't fly this fast at the moment).
Just as it was starting to rain heavily, I had to go out run an errand and... both Mr and Ms Crow were there, and happy to see me (or to see my peanuts, I'm never too sure). I even faced the rain for a couple of minutes for them.
