Hooded Crow Body Language Pt 2

[@asynchronicity]

Their nails scraping that metal 😮😬

[@HoodedCrowsOnly]

Fluffy pants are underrated in this video. LOL I mean they play a big role in showing dominance and rank in group.

[@KrariTheCrow]

yes :-) Everything fluffy is important!

[@hhhollow21]

I really appreciate these videos 🙏 i love feeding and interacting with all kind of birds but especially crows, I even feed ravens in a forest nearby. So smart birds 💜 take care 😊

[@fosterkennel649]

Thank you again, dear one for another, wonderful video. Blessings to you and yours coming at you from the hills of Southern Oregon.

[@maikeb3747]

ultra-tolles Video mit aufschlussreichen Kommentaren - vielen Dank!

[@KrariTheCrow]

Danke!

[@Leonardo-co4dv]

Interesting!

[@deannamunro8148]

Oh my goodness - love crows - they are so intelligent and they never forget you! I am slowly making friends with one in a shopping center parkiing area - he is being coy with me but starting to engage a little. Am always so amazed at them!

[@rjung_ch]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful experiences with crows! 👍💪✌

[@bbkr2063]

Alpha crows look like wearing saggy pants when they do this confident pose with buffed feathers :) I love when group of crows is eating and some McHammer bombs the party.

[@VaporSed]

Thankyou ! Awesome

[@radsif_dn9494]

I love crow ❤❤❤

[@azharqureshi1515]

Very informative and a great effort to protect and care of nature

[@KrariTheCrow]

thank you!

[@janiedunn637]

❤ watching Krari. So fascinating 🤨. Gorgeous birds, not eerie or scary 😧 at all.

[@hannahr.3773]

Seit paar Jahren füttere ich diese Krähen und Dohlen mit Erdnüssen. Das mache ich auf dem Weg zur Arbeit und die erkennen mich sofort begleiten mich . Manchen fliegen über mich ,manche gehen am Fuß, wie Hunde. Ich nehme mir immer Zeit,bleibe stehen und rede mit ihnen. Ich liebe diese Vögel.

[@KrariTheCrow]

Krähen sind wirklich sehr treue Freunde :-)

[@thesuburbanmorrigan]

Lovely video, as always! The stone video is one of my very favorites -- I love to see crows' intelligence shine. I think American crow hierarchies are a little more chaotic... I've recently seen fledglings running off adults, even aggressive adults. I guess this year's babies are teenagers now.

[@lasseeriksendepauli1608]

Thank you so much for the video. Yes i have one Touring why the crows laying the head Down Low 🤔 and the last one in the video about the crows It's because the getting excited doing that with the Tell just like a dog excitement I hope you can read I am at blind Thank you girl

[@Jenny_Crow]

danke für das video ♥️🖤

[@valdeck553]

2:00 From my experience with the older and most carriages crows, who are coming close (2-1.5m) to me and striking that pose, in my opinion, they are just politely asking for food. Nice video, BTW. 👍🙂

[@KrariTheCrow]

It really does look polite!

[@yourguyrev]

Oh it's so lovely! I've become friends with the group of crows in the park near me last autumn and fed them all winter and early spring. 2 days ago I went to the park where they stay and they immediately recognised me! They wouldn't come close or catch food in flight when I throw it if they didn't, right? And I recognise the one with the injured wing from the last year! He's the bravest and always comes first when I visit them. I like to think they remember me. Love my black death chickens

[@glavniyvoron]

😎👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@gosslindsey3779]

Can I post this on questtopeace? :) I love your videos

[@KrariTheCrow]

yes. if you give credit.

[@gosslindsey3779]

@@KrariTheCrow I apologize if this is a repeat txt i don't see the one I tried to post. I give all credit - this is not about anything other than the beauty of what is around us. Let me know what your favorite link to share is I will post that

[@gosslindsey3779]

ok posted