Love Relationships of Crows - Body Language of Animals

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[@JenniLouiseCox]

I have a pair of raven friends who kiss and hold hands/feet. They groom each other lots too.
I actually posted a video of them kissing and holding hands on my channel a few days ago. There's a few old videos on there too.
I've been friends with them 3 years. They'd been watching me, and me watching them, for a few years before they approached me.
They come close, but never too close.
Every day I go to meet them, and take them food.
I got given a gift at the start of the relationship, by the male. A small piece of bone from a freshly killed creature. But I didn't pick it up, and looked repulsed. I think it upset the raven, so I've never had a gift again since.
Crows seem easier to read and are easier to tame. They get used to very small gestures/signals. They know when I'm about to do something before I do sometimes. They notice the slightest movement of my hands. They will also try and get closer to ask for food. They'll fly right at me, and walk around in front of me.
And Jackdaws pay attention to body language differently again. They especially pay attention to the eyes.
I can direct them to food just by looking at it. They're nearly always ready to catch food when thrown.
They also come very close.
The Ravens are very possesive, so I can't really bond with other corvids properly to learn more.

[@sacha4566]

Thank you!