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Of course! I know they like the mental stimulation and I enjoy watching, so it's a win-win. Thanks!

Anything for some chicken!

another crowldier for your army!!

@@MistakenForBacon yesss! One day, they shall take over the world. Excellent pun, by the way!

@@DragaFlammis ty!! :P

Just a guess based on the tone and context of their caws, plus the hurried hops.

It’s an animal with a easy free meal, of course it’s happy.

Thank you! Yes, I am so happy as well!

I have no experience either, as this is the first bird I've ever seen with it, myself. According to online sources, it has 2 forms. This "dry" form is considered less lethal. I guess most birds eventually recover as long as the scabs don't become infected or impair their vision or ability to move around. My guess is it's no more dangerous for crows than it is for other birds, just that it has a greater chance of spreading among them due to their social nature. I know it can get worse than this though and still may. But with Briar still faring okay at this point and the rest possibly already having resistance, I am cautiously optimistic about their survival.

Thank you!

The sentiment is mutual! Glad you enjoyed.

I fount a crow that wasnt able to fly anymore. Called animal rescue that catched him, the crow looked at me very angry while put in the van. Month later, a crow comes flying towards me and lands 3 feet from me. Minute later another landed (his young one) to say thanx. This was a great moment.

@@rondegroot1508 How sweet! And very interesting. Do you think it was the same crow?

@@DragaFlammis Crows normally dont come flying to you to land a few feet from you. It looked at me so its got to be the crow i helped.

Это американские вороны. Грачи имеют белые лица и здесь не водятся.

Mereka tahu niat kita. Mereka juga memberitahu saya apabila orang yang mereka tidak kenali sedang menghampiri.

They do, actually! They have incredible memory and can recall hundreds of cache locations after a year or longer. Of course, whether the food is still there is a different matter. Squirrels and other animals will often raid them.

It seems to be improving! Has barely a limp now. Aw, hope you get to see more of them besides just glimpses in the trees. They are so fun to watch.

Glad it's not too bad then!

cedar!!

Thank you! Curious, what jays are you calling your normal ones? The blue jays here are quite bold and, like the crows, will follow when they see me. But the crows don't like sharing so the jays have to be quick, thus I don't get as much time with them. And the rabbit has gotten so used to seeing me around the yard that it no longer deems me much of a threat, apparently.

​@@DragaFlammis Sorry for calling them "the normal ones". It`s just I`m not used to blue jays here at all (but I find them very pretty). The ones that we have here are also called Eurasian Jay. If you google you will see they have quite different colours And they are very shy. I rarely get to see any (but I hear them in the forest). But twice a jay was brave enough to steal a peanut from the crows.

@@corvusaeternus No worries, I thought you may have been talking about them but wanted to be sure. I think the Eurasian Jays are pretty in their own way, though. Maybe just because they're different. But they make the sweetest noises!

Thank you!

Thank you! It's a display of competition between male grackles for mating rights and possibly territory as well. They're basically all trying to establish dominance by intimidation or looking pretty. Looks goofy to me but I'm sure it's serious business to them!

@@DragaFlammis Thank you very much for the explanation! It looked very interesting to me but I don`t know much about grackles. We don`t have them here.

@@corvusaeternus No problem!

Since you pointed that out, they really do sound more like maniacal laughter! Makes it even funnier when I hear them now, ha ha.

@@DragaFlammis 😁🐦‍⬛

They really are, so I'm happy to hear that, ha. Thank you!

They most certainly do!

Thanks!

Wow! Those crows were either bigger or more talented. Most I've ever seen mine fit at once was 4 but it's usually 3, and even then sometimes they drop them and have to come back.

Yes the crow I feed fits 4 monkey nuts 😂

Indeed! I thought your channel name sounded familiar. I've seen some of your videos. Amazing footage of your lovely crow friends!

@@DragaFlammis Thanks!