My Year With the Crows 2023/ Pt 2

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4 ай бұрын

2023 was a very eventful year for the crows ans me too.
This is part one, make sure to catch part two also.
I hope you enjoy it :-)

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@QualeQualeson 4 ай бұрын

I get a kick out of watching them skid on the metal plates :D They look like us a little bit. They stiffen their legs and lean back.

@fbarchi 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for this video. I'm sorry for the loss of your Kitty.

@KrariTheCrow 4 ай бұрын

Thank you ❤

@-IE_it_yourself 4 ай бұрын

nawwwwww, i just got back from my walk and feeding the crows in the park. they are sooo cheeky! thanks for these videos, it helped me understand some of their behavior better.

@denniscliff2071 4 ай бұрын

Three crows have been showing up at my back door every day for the past two years for their breakfast. They have grown very large compared to other crows that I see around town. Probably due to the large amounts of high-quality food that I provide. They are comfortable with me at about four feet away, but I don't want them to be too comfortable with humans for their safety.

@QualeQualeson 4 ай бұрын

In my experience they don't transfer such a relationship to other humans. It's part of their intelligence. They see you as an individual and will not trust other humans just because they trusted you. So there's no worries there I don't think. I'd say if there is a reason you don't want them too close is for your own sake. I had to shut down the habit of them pecking on my window board at 5 in the morning to get food 😆Once they think they're the ones running the show, things can get quite hectic.

@HaukeLaging 4 ай бұрын

No need to be afraid. Crows can tell humans apart quite well. If they are raised by humans then they get wrongly imprinted and lose (or do not develop) their natural fear of humans in general. But if an adult crow (or even a fledgeling) befriends a human then they hardly change their behaviour towards other humans. I feed 15 to 20 crows on my balcony. Many of them are fine with picking up food 20cm off me or from a spoon which I am holding, at least one even took an egg yolk from my hand. But when I am talking to people on the sidewalk (6m away from my balcony) then nearly all of them stay in the tree and wait for the unknown humans (who are very clearly no threat at all, neither from their behaviour nor from their location) to leave. Some of them do tolerate one of my neighbours now whom I regularly talk to (i.e. they come to the balcony even when he is standing next to it). So he does not count as an unfamiliar human any more I guess.

@user-yg3sx3vk3d 4 ай бұрын

@@HaukeLagingесли вас не будет они могут выйти к людям, которых видели рядом с вами или которые имеют животных , реакция переноса позитивного общения все же существует , особенно у маленьких

@raimobrunning3657 4 ай бұрын

You don't need to worry about that. They will eventually get comfortable only with you.

@apoltava 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for wonderful video!❤

@ayahannabroman2675 4 ай бұрын

I absolutely love your videos 😊💕🌸🪶. I am a big crow fan myself and feed them regularly 😀. I cannot wait to see some more of Krari, Kruu and the family 🤗

@peteby485 4 ай бұрын

Im still feeding 10 ravens 8 crows and too many seagulls to count but looking forward to spring and all the new life that comes with it . But deep down inside i just want to see my friend buddy again and see if he survived his first winter as i have not seen him since end of summer , like most of the young they got brave said goodbye to mum and dad and had a adventure but maybe he might pop up over the spring and bring a tear to a old eyes .

@simonasanfilippo9696 4 ай бұрын

My dear your footage is beautiful as are the videos, the music, and the lives of this little family. I am so sorry for your loss, I fully understand the pain ❤️

@Sandra-rx6xb 4 ай бұрын

Beautiful video and amazing story.......waiting for the next new chapters

@marceldulacre7265 4 ай бұрын

Thanks to your videos I am learning to understand my hooded crow couple even better. The male, I named him ChiChi, literally invited me to befriend them on the terrace last May and soon brought also the young one close to me. Now they are part of my family. I am happy to take all your tips on feeding. Many thanks again. Greetings from Austria.

@rjung_ch 4 ай бұрын

Beautiful videos, thank you! 👍💪✌

@annazoltaniecka7860 4 ай бұрын

❤

@HaukeLaging 4 ай бұрын

I like watching my youngsters from last year, too, especially how they develop differently. One or two of them (I am really bad at telling them apart... 🙄) have developed special skills / strategies. While all other crows land on the railing of my balcony (where the food is), one of the small ones lands on a high sun protection next to the window. From there (s)he can see everything that is happening on the balcony and most of what is happening around it (especially incoming adult crows I guess): Is the food bowl empty, what is in it, is it just being refilled, are any crows waiting on the railing for it to be refilled or for the currently feeding crow to leave? The consequence is that this "watcher crow" is often the first one to use a new "feeding slot" and is not disturbed while feeding (which is just a few seconds, though). The other young crow (or maybe it's the same) has learnt that if the food bowl contains just food which is not considered luxury enough (fish sticks or for heaven's sake just walnuts...) that it often helps if (s)he does not stand next to the food bowl but gets closer to me and stares at me for a while. Because that usually makes me get a cashew from somewhere and put it on the railing between us, making this youngster the only crow who gets cashews (in that moment).

@user-yg3sx3vk3d 4 ай бұрын

Общайтесь с ней , пожайлуста

@Cheere 4 ай бұрын

smart birds and funny

@rjung_ch 4 ай бұрын

Sorry about your loss of Mighty. It's never easy to lose a pet, a family member...

@KrariTheCrow 4 ай бұрын

Thank you ❤

@kestrelsandcrows6871 3 ай бұрын

Wow, the two new members of the cat gang are already best friends with the crows 🙂 Perhaps both parties get their own individual benefit out of this interesting relationship. We all know that cats like to watch birds. And for the crows, the twitching cat tails look very tasty and nutritious too. Maybe the tail falls off easily when the crow can pull it with its beak.

@simonasanfilippo9696 4 ай бұрын

Thanks to you, I am getting to know the two crows that frequent my terrace: Piero and Caterina, who are a nice couple. In this case it is she who preening him 🥴

@paulmicks7097 3 ай бұрын

Your videos are so well produced, great learning tools. But I wonder how your neighbors cope with noise especially when the young are begging for food loud and often.

@KrariTheCrow 3 ай бұрын

Yes they are really loud in the summer. Luckily no one complaint until now.

@fearfury6725 3 ай бұрын

Ich liebe deine Videos so sehr! Seit einigen Tagen hast du mich inspiriert endlich mein eigenes Glück mit den Krähen vor meiner Haustür zu versuchen! Ich habe eine Frage: ich lebe auf dem Campus meiner Universität und habe keinen Garten oder Balkon und auf der Wiese hier leben so unglaublich viele Krähen, dass es unmöglich ist sicherzustellen, dass ich immer mit den gleichen interagiere… was kann ich tun? Ich möchte doch nur ein einzelnes Paar etwas um mich haben:(

@KrariTheCrow 3 ай бұрын

Das ist leider schwierig an so einem Ort. das sind wahrscheinlich Jugendgangs und die wechseln häufig den Standort. Aber du kannst es trotzdem versuchen. Vielleicht ist ja eine Krähe dabei, die sich gerne mit dir anfreunden möchte :-). Und falls nicht kannst du trotzdem die Krähen beobachten (sie sind meistens sehr unterhaltsam) und Erfahrungen sammeln.