Crow Patrol: Artful crows!
Artful crows Andover artist takes part in an ode to smart, charming birds By Terry Date Staff writer Jan [...]
Lawrence has an art show to crow about
Boston Globe | By Annika Hom | Globe Correspondent | January 16, 2019 It’s almost sunset in Lawrence when [...]
‘Black Cloud’ of Roosting Crows Haunts Pennsylvania Street for Over a Month
Every dusk for the past month a dark and wide cloud whooshes into east Allentown, Pennsylvania and swallows the [...]
Gleanings: Who Knows Where the Crows Go?
This article by David M. Larson, PhD, recaps a recent research study by Prof. Andrea Townsend on the partial migration [...]
Essex Art Center 2019 Crow Show: Eagle Tribune!
Essex Art Center celebrates winter crow roost Dec 26, 2018 LAWRENCE —The Essex Art Center will present exhibitions and [...]
Crow Roost: aerial views
Just happened to bump into a drone enthusiast while out looking at the Crow Roost area. He offered to [...]
Family Dynamics in a Crow’s Nest!
Just reviewed a news release from Hamilton College, located in Clinton, N.Y., on the results of a fascinating recent [...]
Counting crows in Lawrence: Would you believe 15,000?
LAWRENCE — Sitting in their station wagon atop a hill in the Immaculate Conception Cemetery on a cold, windy afternoon, Dana Duxbury-Fox and her husband, Bob Fox, scan the sky with binoculars.
In Lawrence, a massive and wily flock of crows delivers a winter mix of urban and wild
It's an hour before sunset on a January afternoon as Bob and Dana Fox step into their Subaru carrying binoculars and notepads to pursue the massive flock of crows about to descend after a day foraging as far away as Plum Island and beyond.