My Year With the Crows 2023/ Pt 1

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 :-)

[@peteby485]

Lovely to see them doing well in the cold , but after the cold comes spring and new life and im sure soon enough you will have 1 or 2 new visitors to your garden under the watchful eyes of the proud parents. Look after them and yourself 😊

[@lasseeriksendepauli1608]

So Beautiful i love the video 🥰🥰

[@apoltava]

Thank you for wonderful video!

[@pelosuttogo]

Congratulations on this excellent home made documentary about your hooded crows! It was a pleasure to watch! You must have done a lot of work...👏👏👍

[@janiedunn637]

The courtship of many 🦅 🦢 is riveting 🧐. God made them. Yesterday I was at a bus stop 🚏 in a nearby town & a rook was on & off the road then on the pavement outside the 🚏beginning for a crisp or a bit of a sausage roll. Lovely ☺️ to watch but hardly anyone was interested. They don’t know what they’re missing. 😊❤

[@rachidrahimli5741]

Je peux observer les corneilles mantelées sans fin. 😍😍🖤🖤🖤

[@india........]

my mandatory, once a while visit to see krari.😁😁😁

[@joostvhts]

They always look so damn psycho when they sunbathe😂

[@rjung_ch]

Thank you for taking us along this beautiful journey and encounter with nature. 👍💪✌

[@raimobrunning3657]

It's a hard work to push the young ones away😃

[@KrariTheCrow]

Yes, it is hard for everyone involved.

[@-IE_it_yourself]

"go join a gang!"

[@VaporSed]

Wonderful 🧡❤

[@fosterkennel649]

Love your channel.. Blessings And happy New Year's to you and yours from the hills of Southern Oregon

[@KrariTheCrow]

Thank you and happy new year to you too!

[@Sandra-rx6xb]

Really beautiful video. Krari and Kruu gave you a precious gift by preparing two nests that you could see from your terrace: it's a privilege!! It's amazing to see that Krari not only brings food to Kruu but feeds her as if she were a chick and she behaves like a chick to ask for food. Unfortunately, the beginning of spring 2023 was hard for many nests, where many chicks didn't make it... and this nest was also affected. Luckily, there was a second brood and the story could begin again.....and now I await part 2.

[@liliaaaaaaaa]

Thank you for sharing, lovely to see your birds and your observations and insight. I love seeing when they fluff up. How do you tell the difference between them though? I feed crows in the UK too, just mine are black carrion crows and I have two breeding pairs in my neighbourhood who breed every year with the different offspring in tow each year. I didn't work out until the third year that the same as yours, the previous years brood would disappear to other sites in the local neighbourhood once they'd found a mate, then everything would go quiet until shortly after the proud parents would present me with the new babies each spring. There's a big park and big pine trees and agricultural land in my neighbourhood so I guess in the spring the year old youngsters all move off and hang around with the bigger gangs of other crows there. I noticed just before the winter at the end of October all of a sudden I had about twenty crows all visiting me flying around and saying hello to me at the sunset one time, I guessed they must have all been flocking together preparing for the winter roost in the big pine trees behind where I live, with all the family reuniting again and coming over to visit me saying hello before roosting together again as a family preparing for the winter. I see them flocking with magpies, starlings and jackdaws sometimes too.

[@KrariTheCrow]

Hi, thank you for sharing this! I love when they fluff up too, it always makes me smile :-) Your experiences are very simillar to mine!

[@paulmicks7097]

So impressed with your filming, you very lucky

[@KrariTheCrow]

Thank you!

[@PeteZuwanderungPeterz]

Interesting. The crow pair nesting in my backyard had a third crow who was a helper and assisted in feeding the female and defending the territory. That doesn’t appear to be the case here.

[@KrariTheCrow]

No that never happend here. The parents always chase last years offspring away.

[@madelynn_ryder]

Hi! Any advices to feed my local crows and make them trust me? We have been known each other for almost 3 yrs ago, but they never ate food from me.

[@KrariTheCrow]

Hi I made a whole video series about that: kzbin.info/aero/PLLyWZPeNoDy4ruH0s2TEUHWqFEXgkpae9&si=09M-kbU0OTcfgPiQ

[@-IE_it_yourself]

they probably never will. be happy if they eat while you are still in the area. that is a huge step! look at all the work she has been doing and this still dont take her for granted. never trust. they are not a pet. feed them because you want to feed them not because you want a companion. the series is good, it has tips to help them get what they need.

[@madelynn_ryder]

@-IE_it_yourself Oof I forgot to mention I meant trust me to eat from me, because they never eat from me although we have known each other for 3yrs.. And I have fed crows in a garden area and sea zone and they ate from me even though we don't know each other.

[@-IE_it_yourself]

@@madelynn_ryder sounds like you are doing it right. keep it up. honestly they dont very comfortable eating from someones hands. they are probably pretty stressed out in general. its ok to just let then do what they are comfortable.

[@madelynn_ryder]

@@-IE_it_yourself I don't feed them from hands I just keep them foods in my balcony .. Yeah they don't eat it. I think I need some patience. Or maybe it's because I sit most of the time in the balcony so maybe they don't have the courage to eat it from there.

[@ramonagreinocker4393]

Hast du dieses Video auch in deutsch?

[@KrariTheCrow]

Das Video hat deutsche Untertitel. Die kannst du bei den Einstellungen anschalten.

[@ayahannabroman2675]

Thank you for the great video! I gained new information also 💜🪶

[@silviamaximilian5298]

Hallo, ich konnte die Lieblingssticks (Gut und Günstig/ mit Fleischanteil von 75 % Rind)von Edeka besorgen. Sind das die Stangen(8 Sticks) die du für deine Kleinen Rabauken auch kaufst? Ich denke, im Frühling sind sie besonders gierig darauf. Jetzt , wo es so kalt ist, bevorzugen sie eher fettreiche Sachen wie Nüsse, Fettfutter und Sonnenblumenkerne

[@KrariTheCrow]

Ja, das sind die Stangen die ich auch habe. Ich gebe ihnen jetzt auch oft rohes Fleisch z.B. Hackfleich. das lieben sie sehr.

[@silviamaximilian5298]

@@KrariTheCrow, danke für den Tipp