2018: In the Company of Corvids – North Cascades Institute
Post and photos submitted by Craig Gibson From June 29 through June 31, 2018, the North Cascades Institute hosted Prof. John [...]
2018 NCI “Crow School” – Bob Fox
Post submitted by Bob Fox with photos from Craig Gibson It was a warm, sunny mid-June day in Seattle, [...]
Crows are one Pennsylvania’s most intelligent birds
They were black silhouettes scattered among a maze of tree limbs set on a backdrop of blue sky. What were they? Crows, and lots of them, and with more to come.
Ornithologists say the region’s few crow roosts should be embraced; others not so sure
On most winter nights, 30,000 to 40,000 crows fill Hill District trees overlooking Bigelow Boulevard. It's a loud, dramatic spectacle that obviously brings to mind Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 movie, "The Birds."
Nampa collects data, organizes group to find solution to crow problem
NAMPA — In recent months, hundreds of crows have been spotted perched on power lines running next to Nampa-Caldwell Boulevard or gathering in the parking lots of local businesses.
Crows crowd downtown Portland: Enter the hawk.
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What are the crows talking about? Researchers are listening in
Another winter. Another congregation of crows in Terre Haute. The city continues its annual struggle to cope with an influx of thousands, and often tens of thousands of American crows, from their October arrival to their March departure.
Counting Crows
Crows make tools. Understand stoplights. Mate for life. Hold funerals. Remember a face. And wreak havoc on our cars and sidewalks.
Rooftop wiretap aims to learn what crows gossip about at dusk
What are crows saying when their loud cawing fills a dark winter’s evening? Despite the inescapable ruckus, nobody knows for sure. Birds congregate daily before and after sleep, and they make some noise, but what might be happening in those brains is a mystery.
Ever wonder about the massive flock of crows in winter in Ithaca?
ITHACA, N.Y. — If you've been in Ithaca any evening this winter, you've likely heard the eerie sound of thousands of crows overhead filling the winter sky as they head to their roost for the night in the south of the city.