Wild crow goes for walk with woman every day

Wild crow's amazing interaction with human
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[@susan8471]

I have a so much admiration of crows and how very smart they are. We saved one after he hurt his foot and kept him safe until it healed. He was our friend for 5 years and brought his mate and babies to show us. He also left a lot of shiny objects as gifts. I miss him to this very day.❤

[@IBTU]

This video isn’t about you

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

🐦‍⬛Awww! That’s the sweetest story!🥰 I’ve learned that they bring those shiny gifts to their most favorite loved ones, their family members. That’s so so cute! Did you ever name him or his kiddos? ❤

[@sushanart]

❤️👍

[@sunshine9016]

There's nothing wrong with sharing a similar experience.@@IBTU

[@theresabrown1272]

I love this ! Until watching this video I had no idea one could befriend a crow! Now you’re a second one to do this. Amazing !

[@notsosilentbob]

It's no wonder crows are so smart. They all attend the local university. Maybe Sharkey is majoring in human behavior studies.

[@GeoBeatsAnimals]

😂

[@fantabuloussnuffaluffagus]

She attends evening classes.

[@truthntelling]

The Bible says that humans and animals were made vegetarians and communed together here, same as it will be in Heaven. But after Noah and the flood, humans and animals resorted to eating flesh and God gave animals the fear and caution of humans. It's a subtle point in the Bible few notice, and is never preached about. It's worth pondering.

[@BrennanYoung]

more likely it's My-crow Biology

[@maryshanley329]

I read that their favorite subjects are zoology and Shakespeare. Impressive.

[@CJ-tf5yd]

I recently rescued a crow, and took it to a wild life rehab center. It was side swiped by a car. I called a few days later, and they told me it was doing well. I drove 2 hours to the rescue facility with it inside my jacket. I put it next to my heart, and it seemed to settle down. I was thrilled it survived and got released. That bird had fight in it. I felt a bond and much love for that beautiful creature. Thanks to God and the rescue folks for helping!

[@francisconobrega2399]

Thank you for letting him go and not placed in a cage

[@antoniohillario9770]

We had a pet crow for 25 years. He was a very comical character and full of personality. When I was in grade school, he would skip along and walk with us to school. Upon arrival, he would fly back home. He and my mother had a really close bond. We believe he thought she was his mate. There are so many stories I could tell. Every time I see a crow I think about him and am reminded how majestic they are.

[@beingcatty]

❤

[@kezabugbliss452]

I hear you! I had a similar experience!

[@Gdb987]

I didn’t know they lived that long

[@antoniohillario9770]

@@Gdb987 I read they live around 8 years in the wild but he was definitely not in the wild and had a much healthier life because of it.

[@francisconobrega2399]

Write a book

[@80bbygrl]

I can't think of anything cooler than having a friendship with a crow

[@nicobay4512]

Two crow

[@joey_bonin]

My wife had one for a pet. She's shared many a tale.

[@TheFlyingmartini]

Or a Raven.

[@soupthesart]

Crow whisperer

[@sicatsz]

@@joey_boninhow do they act as house pets? do they lay around? knock these down? are they silly or just quiet and still?wake you up in the morning? cuddle?

[@stephwoods3987]

I love the way their relationship is based on mutual respect.

[@0230Raveena]

Absolutely. I agree and think that the best relationships between animals and people often occur on their own terms, never forced. Although I do force kisses up my dogs and when they come to give kisses on their own, I feel special.

[@Judy-rt8eh]

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[@Judy-rt8eh]

​@@0230Raveenahusband 2:00

[@Judy-rt8eh]

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[@Judy-rt8eh]

Ooplkkooooloiijnn see CT no no😂😅

[@LowsonIntl]

Animals are the soul of our planet. They are our teachers of unconditional love and living in the present moment, not in the future. The future is now. Appreciate the beauty that surrounds you. 💝

[@retrocat1]

Wow. That's exactly it, and so beautifully composed.

[@Nan-1017]

Oh my, I just love your comment and completely agree with you. Thanks!😊

[@serenanelson5326]

So true, how very smart you are, and a good writer as well!

[@bobbijc2835]

Beautiful words, you should be a writer

[@LowsonIntl]

@@bobbijc2835 Thank you! I am a writer. 💝

[@leese.23]

I love crows. They are SO smart and have a really good memory.

[@alyzu4755]

Jays: "Listen! I'm a crow! 'Caw! Caw'! Gimme some peanuts!" This is so sweet. 🥰

[@LunaMane]

A crow with a rave party blue dye job on its feathers? 🤣

[@Liz-sn1mm]

"She fell for it!! Humans are so easy to fool!"

[@carlmullerlane]

"We just hang". This lady is so respectful & knows so much about crows. So cute watching Sharkey waddle along beside you. Quite the honor meeting her children too. ☺

[@ProveAllThings1Th-5-21]

How precious! This woman is very special. The world needs more people like her.

[@albydigiammarco3373]

Cool video. I have four crows that I rescued and have been with me nearly four years. They are like my children. Unbelievably intelligent and entertaining.

[@tiffanyanthony]

Crows are amazingly intelligent. They’re also super intuitive, so they know which humans will be a good match for them. It’s possible that the one that passed away actually told Sharkey about his human friend.

[@gilla2092]

It's possible the behavior was also observed from a distance and the crow passing left an available spot to be filled 😂 they're super territorial too, even with their mates

[@LisaSoulLevelHealing]

100%. Told and observed. I adore Ravens as well.

[@fresh_dood]

Yes there's evidence they are able to pass information from one to another, specifically information about humans..

[@thenewdawn9963]

HER

[@memewithinameme35]

@@fresh_doodyeah, even from where I’m from at the University of Washington where people spooked murders of crows and then put on masks of diff presidents and diff clothing and yet crows would try to dive bomb them where they went in the same area over a period of time showing evidence even further.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

“Without close and reciprocal relationships with other animal beings, we're alienated from the rich, diverse, and magnificent world in which we live.” Marc Bekoff

[@franksmith7247]

Truth!

[@PleaseDontEatTheAnimals]

Hey, I know Marc Bekoff-- he's one of my favorite vegans.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

@@PleaseDontEatTheAnimals His book "The Emotional Lives of Animals" is unlike anything I ever read in my life.

[@PleaseDontEatTheAnimals]

@@DelightLovesMovies Marc knows of their suffering, but has such an optimistic view that we can make things better for all animals. And he's just a super-nice, giving person!

[@DelightLovesMovies]

@@PleaseDontEatTheAnimals Read His book "The Emotional Lives of Animals" I promise it will blow you away.

[@muggles8123]

Your story has taught me a powerful lesson about how to show love together. You don't try to pet them because as much as I want to do that it would have been precieved as a threat. You loved the crow the way she needed the most. I have been struggling on how to show my adult children love but l think this has taught me to find out what I can do to make them feel loved the most. By loving them their way I will feel happy knowing they feel truly loved on their own terms. Thanks for this wisdom and life lesson.

[@chelseashift]

This is so sweet, your children are very lucky to have you. Didn't think I'd be tearing up in a crow video comment section

[@anniecallahan3945]

"he's very handsome".. this woman is incredibly sweet and respectful

[@jessicarowley9631]

This is a brilliant little tale of how to interact with wildlife and build a mutually respectful relationship. Marvellous 😄

[@genshinjaiki9117]

Didn't even realize how this 6 minutes have passes Was just like a grandmother telling stories to her children to go back to sleep Love the narration, the incidences and ofcouse her moments with Sharkey🦈🐦😃☺️🌸

[@littlecatfeet9064]

They’re a lot like magpies and ravens. Extremely intelligent, curious and they remember people, their names and faces! Not to mention amazing company ❤. You’re a great observer of wildlife.

[@brittanymiller5585]

All are a part of the corvid family. I have a raven and a flock of crows that protect my ducks.

[@katherineuribe2952]

Crows are amazing. I believe they have a sense of justice. When I was in grade school we had a music teacher that probably shouldn't have been working with children. We all disliked her but were too afraid of her to misbehave or act out. (That's what children do when they're unhappy: they act out.) One day she was coming to our classroom and a crow landed on her head, pulled out some hair and generally terrorized her. That was the very last time she came to our classroom or even to the school grounds. Today we would call what she had PTSD. She was traumatized. There was a huge flock of crows that roosted near the school grounds. They never bothered a single child or other staff member. It only happened that one time, to her. No one was ever bothered by the crows. In fact, we often fed them scraps from our lunches. Needless to say, I love crows and am grateful for their presence.

[@stephanieb7311]

What a wonderful woman and a wonderful crow family so glad they have this precious relationship.

[@tinapeds4901]

One of the most intelligent birds is the beautiful crow❤🐦‍⬛

[@oliviacountryman7651]

I have a great relationship with with my local crows too This lady is really spot on in terms of respect and basic scientific observation Crows are like chimps in the bird world They use tools and their intelligence is off the charts This woman is a true ambassador If you love crows you have found a sister in this wonderful lady ❤🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛

[@aliciafnewson9685]

This is so nice to watch. Crows have great memories. I learned that their offspring will remember how you treated their family member and carry it out in their memory.

[@ryeofthebeholder]

Crows, ravens and jays are remarkably intelligent and interesting birds.

[@lisajoyaslanis]

..also Magpies!!

[@Beth-zg6gb]

Crows are such fascinating creatures! I love this woman’s sentiment that nature and its amazing creatures are just a look, or sound, or touch away if we’re receptive to its presence.Blessings to Sharky and her flock! 💕

[@KAHHHH8548]

Exactly. Its so beautiful

[@user-of2su2wv9f]

I was homeless for about a year. Frequently visiting parks and walking a great deal, sharing my meals with the crows, geese, squirrels. I now live in an apartment in the same general area. Crows and geese still come say hello even now. I believe they are the same birds who recognize me. Unconditional love, yeah ? 😊🙏

[@beingcatty]

❤

[@Celtic-Angel]

Crow's definitely have lovely personality. You mentioned that sharkey brought bread and put it in the fountain...she left it for you, as a gift. She is actively seeking your company by tapping on the window to get your attention to come out and spend time with her. Count her friendship as something very wonderful. She may well have known you from watching you interact with your previous friend..she would see that she didn't need to be afraid of you...Crow's will introduce you to other family members so the friendship group will grow and you will feed and care for them for years to come..they're certainly not daft..I have one who follows me up until the edge of town by landing on rooftops and jumping alongside me then flying to the next rooftop..etc I tell him he's my beautiful Prince or princess and he caws at me in replying...he is often on the rooftops across the road from my house and will watch to see if I come out.. beautiful birds

[@lgic111]

Such a beautiful comment.

[@GamerplayerWT]

Sharky didn’t “wiggle” her way into your heart. She “flapped” into it!

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

Hehe! 🐦‍⬛👏

[@dennischiapello7243]

The smart money is on "wiggle."

[@BarbaraKelley347]

Awesome story. The fact that Sharky is so connected to you without you feeding her treats is amazing! Says so much about your aura and vibration which all animals can see and sense. Thanks for sharing.

[@Jackmack365]

Totally agree!

[@palestar828]

You didn't hear she gives them PEANUTS. She said she gave the peanuts to the blue Jay's, but she was giving them to the crows too. So she probably started following her because of that, but I'm not going to deny that they also have a special bond

[@KAHHHH8548]

​@@palestar828Did you see her feeding the crow peanuts to it to make it walk with her? NO. And no, the crow is not taking a liking to the woman just because she feeds a few birds. She had befriended and helped a crow before that. That crow was probably a descendant of that crow or was bonded closely to it, or had observed her kindness and wanted to interact with her because of that. No need for a rude tone.

[@palestar828]

@drogo8548 I didn't realize that I gave a rude tone. My apologies. This is just what I observed and knowing animal behavior. Also didn't deny the bond!

[@mariag.8242]

@@palestar828you weren’t rude

[@TotallyLostSoul]

That bread she brings is definitely a gift. You are so blessed!

[@christinesimpkin570]

This is so beautiful. Amazing crows and woman 👌🏻

[@judithh3807]

What a magical connection. The fact that she wanted the woman to meet her partner and then her kiddos was very special to watch🐦‍⬛. I enjoyed this story from beginning to end 💕

[@RT-qd8yl]

That's like a gesture of 100% absolute trust in the animal world 🥲

[@badlyniceness2315]

You worry when they miss a day,I know.

[@cattailer1077]

What an amazing love story! I love crows and ravens. I do believe they saved me from a bad situation a few years ago. I was out hiking my usual trail so the crows were used to me and began following me jumping from tree to tree. I decided to take a foot trail deeper into the woodlands but at one point noticed they had stop cawing and got eerily quiet. My gut went turn around and go back but I didn't. As I kept walking they began making very deep hissing sounds which just stopped me in my tracks. My inner voice was screaming to turn around and run, not walk,back..to get out of that area. I did! As I approached my original trail, the crows had followed me, and once again began their usual happy noises and I knew I was safe! Whew...quite scary and I never went back to that particular foot trail again. I know those guys were trying to warn me and it worked! So, that's ma story, aaaand those crows still follow me😘😘😘

[@GeoBeatsAnimals]

Thanks for sharing!

[@lindarockower6028]

I love this! ❤

[@drgigglesbunnyrescue-carlt7457]

They both were definitely your guardian angels.

[@eo3064]

Yes, I've read that they do warn people and other animals!

[@cdub3945]

Wow!! 🤯 So cool!!

[@tinatrachsel3088]

Absolutely beautiful story, I love their friendship and how Sharkey just sits up on the fountain and watches her. I saw a documentary about Crows and how incredibly smart they are.

[@justmee2477]

This is SO cool! You are lucky beyond words to have Sharky as your friend. She must love you very much to bring her babies to meet you. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@gamtngirl3655]

I would give anything for a crow relationship. And so happy for this woman.

[@jc19766]

I've been feeding a crow family at my workplace going almost 4 years now. Sometimes they just watch me while on my break walking and do not want food. A couple of years ago, I thought I would have to transfer to another job, but the transfer fell through. I was relieved because I would miss the crows if I moved away.

[@GeoBeatsAnimals]

Thanks for sharing!

[@BrennanYoung]

they'd have missed you too!

[@Frankferra33]

I really appreciate this woman's approach to friendship with Sharkey. It's so beautiful to see wild animals and humans get along...even more so is the respect given to these animals. Thanks for sharing this beautiful video.

[@timchapman5567]

This woman is hopelessly soppy, and the crow is spoilt. Lovely story.

[@navyblue32]

Alright but can we just mention how amazing she is at naming? Malu, sharkey, FIZZGIG Her vocabulary and voice as well are just amazing, overall lovely woman :)

[@tinapomfrey5412]

I know, right?! Her narration makes the story so interesting, a born story teller.

[@helenmccarthy2135]

Fizzgig is from the movie the Dark Crystal. Which makes it even better

[@sianlane7364]

Crows, like parrots, also have the ability to talk. As do Ravens and Starlings. I belong to a nonprofit that offers education about parrots. We take our own parrots to many events and schools where they always draw people in. A couple years ago, one of our members had a crow. "Fancy" spoke about 12 words. She was beautiful and intelligent. Amazing story.

[@glddraco666]

magpies as well... I think Australian magpies are not in the crow family but can talk and or mimic sounds as well.

[@thomasaarnold3488]

The sandhill cranes in Florida are often friendly. My hubby was doing a fyi project early mornings and the male came to see him each day. After awhile he began bringing his "friend" along and before long he brought his fledgling. Sometimes my hubs would feed them. The male would come close to get the food then pass it on to his mate and later to their baby. So adorable. They made the rounds to see us for several years, calling out for us to meet them outside to "converse and admire" his family. ❤

[@keiththecarpenter5639]

Soo nice to be able to have friendships with the animals. Enjoy the time that you can share with the smart crows.

[@bohditony]

❤🥰. To be called a Bird brain is a complement.

[@interestinginfo6765]

I can’t even imagine how pure this women’s heart is and how calming and safe her energy is to have these experiences with wild animals. You see a lot of these relationships with wild animals and some people, but it seems to me that most of the people are very much encouraging them with food etc. this lady really just lets the creatures come to her. She is beautiful.

[@rasmusdaugaardhansen8302]

Almost everytime a Crow approaches a human like this, it is because it has been rescued and the rescuers found it annoying and released it or just lost it. Most likely the reason. Some crows will fear you whatever you do and some will come right up besides you.

[@user-dx8cf7rr5o]

I love it! ❤ What a beautiful relationship the two of you have! 🥹 I especially admire that even though you don’t feed her, she loves you so much-in fact she brings you presents and bread! 🤓 I love the fact that she walks with you all the time and keeps you company in the yard. 😍 What a precious friendship! ❤️💕❤️

[@ryanchristiansen4659]

Beautiful! ❤🥰 I love birds!😍 They're very intelligent 🤩 You have such a special bond with her 💕

[@Nitephall]

There's a watershed next to the parking lot where I work and one day it hosted a massive gathering of black birds. They were bathing in the shallow water, chirping away and flying in small groups around edge. It was one of the coolest things I've ever seen.

[@lindaoostmeyer4637]

Crows (and all Corvids) are amazing!

[@charlesharper7292]

Thank you! You are one of the few people that are sensitive to this and actually get it. Blessed.❤️🌹

[@carolgarrett1786]

You are, indeed privileged to have these wonderful bird friends. Thank you so much for sharing this👍😃

[@jekalambert9412]

Love this story because it parallels an experience I had with a pair of crows who decided to befriend me after I sat quietly watching them dive bomb seagulls in the parking lot of a shopping center near my home. After returning to my apt. on the 2nd floor, I noticed shadows on my curtains. When I looked out, the crows were sitting on the roof of an adjoining building watching my apt. In the following years, I would often see them at the shopping center and sitting on the roof. This pair somehow noticed me leaving for work and would fly in front of my car for a couple of miles every day. I was absolutely amazed at their intelligence and devotion, much like the narrator's experience with Sharkey. I don't know what happened to the crows because I moved to another state but I do have this very fond memory.

[@judd442009]

Videos like this and others from GeoBeats are a pleasant escape from the daily stress-producing current events. Thanks, Kira, for allowing the rest of us to enjoy vicariously what you experience with your wild crow interactions involving Sharky and her family.

[@edledoux2788]

This is awesome on every level. What a wonerful story and respectful friendship. Crows are amazing and so is Sharky's human, Kira!

[@cathyking8013]

what an amazing story. this takes me back to my childhood when i would spend summers at my grandmothers house in the country and she would "call up" the crows to the back porch. i have always loved all animals but really have such a warm special feeling for crows. when i bought my first house i had a family of crows that lived at the back of my property by the river. i had fountains for water and always kept everyone well fed. i could call them up and they would love to chatter with me. thank you so much for sharing this as crows are unique and so intelligent. sharky is lucky to have you as a friend.

[@n.b1434]

Not just one amazing crow friendship but then a second one (plus Malu, too). How blessed she is to get those special friendships! So beautiful.

[@nerysghemor5781]

I actually bet T taught the other local crows that this is a nice lady who deserves a crow buddy. That might sound crazy but they’re definitely known to teach the reverse (to mob someone who has wronged them).

[@joliedavis6834]

I love this woman’s honor and respect for wildlife and her propensity to avoid touching the birds or intervening with the natural order of things❤️❤️❤️

[@GingerCC-he8be]

This woman was known in the crow community as a good person, and she didnt even know it. Crows have an awesome network, are very loyal, and also hold a grudge. Happy for her!

[@yesimyagcisilahtar7731]

I am almost sure that T told her friends about you and you are a legend in the community. Sharky had to come and check you out herself. You are a special soul and get rewarded for it in a very special way. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@rebeccabee6615]

What an amazing story! I have several crows on my property that visit me year round but still fly away when I go outside. I saved one of theirs that was injured a few years ago. I had hoped it would help them trust me more. I am so envious of your bond with them. The rehabber did tell me that they know me and what I did to help their flock member. I’ve read a lot about these amazing birds. So intelligent and they amaze me all the time. ❤

[@lesliespeaker668]

The key to a crow's heart is peanuts. They love them. You'll befriend them in no time. Be sure to feed them one peanut at a time.

[@interestinginfo6765]

Mine always fly away when I come outside. This lady must give off the most awesome energy.

[@rebeccabee6615]

@@lesliespeaker668 I will have to try that this spring!

[@dad4ever-c90]

I think it's hilarious that the jays do IMPRESSIONS of the crows so that you will feed them peanuts too. I was wondering if any of the neighbors tried approaching you in a bird costume , carrying an empty bowl, and letting out a deep-voiced caw!

[@GeoBeatsAnimals]

😂

[@aliecarey]

I love that she doesn't try to touch her. A lot of people dont realize that it may be what you want but its not what wild animals want. ❤

[@stephanieyeshuaislife7236]

Ohh, bless his heart ..... This is so sweet.

[@suemcknight9051]

Phenomenal… what a blessing to be trusted by a wild crow, and have this experience. Would love to know about her 5 yr. friendship with the one who passed away.

[@The6thelement9413]

I love crows; they are brilliant. ❤ I’ve played tag with a juvenile red tailed hawk for over six months A male red cardinal befriended me and brought me his daughter to feed. Both amazing experiences that I will never forget. I love nature.

[@mjrchapin]

We've been adopted by a pair of crows and a family unit of 3. They show up every morning and let me know it's time for a treat. They are fascinating and beautiful.

[@sfbaybdoll59]

I have a crow friend as well! Him and his wife have been coming for a few years now daily. We've had the pleasure of them bringing 2 sets of babies(wow they are loud!). I love them!

[@bg7070]

Omg, I've always wanted a crow friend! I actually live on the nightly flight path of these crows and see them all the time! It's so funny to watch them play with each other in the on the way to their roost. Crows are may absolute favorite :). I used to live in an old house with my bedroom on the top floor and some crows would stop by every morning around 7am and hop around on the roof above me and talk to each other and it was such a great start to my morning!🥰

[@michellemyallen]

Sharkey envolves her every instinct with you because of the trust she has! All love goes back and forth!

[@ediesheridan7732]

She's really tuned into the bird's world....and it's another world...AMAZING.

[@American-Jello]

What a beautiful gift this woman has been given. I'm grateful she's shared it with us. I love crows (and jays!).

[@coreyroth2979]

She looks so soft

[@wisewordings]

Crow people are my people! Wonderful story. I hate how misunderstood and reviled crows are. My crow buddies were Larry and Maureen, and several of their broods. I miss them.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

I've never hated them. They are very admirable and worth of respect.

[@KeithCooper-Albuquerque]

Wonderful video! The lady's respect for her feathered friend is admirable.

[@robinanderson6670]

I was feeding a squirrel in my back yard, her home is in a tree 🌳 the neighbors house behind me, but now I've been feeding this Blue Jay 🐦 and he will get my attention for food, and he'll wait for his peanuts. So darn cute, and Blue Jay's are spiritual for us. A good sign if they kero showing up and you'll know, they'll get your attention. Look it up. Cute story 👍

[@agarasudhindra1687]

😂

[@VictorPoulin]

I love that she wears a black jacket. I'm going to start doing the same thing and see if it helps me get closer to the wild crows and ravens on my property.

[@Snowssss]

Los cuervos son tan bonitos y su sonido me encantan ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@1CurlyB]

What an AMAZING life you must be living to have not one, but 2 crow friends.

[@CabinFever52]

Sharkey is gorgeous!! I love crows. I hang out regularly with a few dozen+, but 5 are extra special. Their distinctive personalities are so much fun to interact with and they communicate with each other so well. We were feeding a couple of them some raw meat and one of them arrived late. Her mate had a little chat with her and she flew directly off to the exact spot where her mate had stashed some.

[@Crazyuncle1]

My best friend in childhood nursed an injured crow back to health and named it Zorro. Zorro followed us around for years when we we’re outside riding our bikes and other activities. He was always there. Then we were both drafted right after high school, during the Vietnam war, and went in different directions and we never knew what happened to that wonderful crow.

[@Liz-sn1mm]

He probably wondered what happened to his boys.

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

I just KNEW this was the PNW! I live in Lynnwood, very very close to this (within two miles of UW Bothell),. I recognized the trees, the skies, the sounds even. I’ve seen the giant flock of crows, everyone that lives here has. It’s either majestic or daunting to see, 🤣 depending on who ya ask. I love em! 🌲🌧️🌊🐦‍⬛#PNW

[@therealhawkeyeii7888]

In the fictional world of J.R.R. Tolkien, you would have earned the title "Crow Friend."

[@longlostcowgirl2010]

be still my heart! What an amazing way to spend the day and learn from someone else. This story brought tears to my eyes!

[@WritePlayYT]

Totally feel the love of when they bring their baby. We have a deep relationship with the animals in our area, & our favorite time of year is when the Mamas bring their babies onto our porch to meet us and sit with us. Raccoons are the ones we have the closest relationships with (we’ve met about 10 generations over the years)… when they trust you like that, it’s a beautiful feeling. We also have crows every morning; they left us a gift on our railing when we left them a treat :)

[@MJ1919]

Beautiful. Your respect for her. Your wisdom. Your love. Her love. Beauty ❤

[@evandtor]

She loves him in non-invasive manner and kept respectful distance with this intelligent wild being. Hope more people will learn to love crows more.

[@janvas7690]

What a beautiful experience! They must feel so safe with you!

[@EmpressV916]

It’s nice to see I’m not the only one that has friends that are Crows😊

[@courag1]

It brought me joy to hear your story. The world needs more kind-hearted people like you.

[@tatertot1946]

Crows are very cool. They will form strong bonds with some humans and they don't forget kindness. Very smart boo-boos they are.

[@hollygolightly8048]

Very special friendship you have with the beautiful crows. I’m fearful of their safety with all the traffic in your neighborhood.

[@LocalFoe]

So much more than a vid about a woman & a crow. Live in the moment. You will see, hear, engage, and experience so much more of the world. Enjoy 😊

[@ChiefHerzensCoach]

i also had a couple of crows walking with me and my dog for some years. i also tought them and their kids to wait on the floor for treats and not fight and also not attack humans. also they learned there is one treat a day and only in winter when there is ice and snow and nothing to find there is food enough to get full.

[@MarkEvoX1]

Sweet story and very kind person.. Just beautiful.. ❤❤❤

[@michaelparks6120]

You're a sweet soul....we need many more !

[@FuHackers-wx9lq]

We all know how intelligent crows are. In saying that... This lady must had been a crow, in a past life! 👍

[@moogdome2562]

Now she is a Bird of paradise.

[@denellsullada7697]

I have a similar friendship with crows in my neighborhood. I’ve been also introduced to their children. How special!!! I feel the same a peaceful experience outside of humanity. I can’t tell the difference between male and female though:( Thank you for sharing

[@stephaniekern603]

Oh my goodness! Her happy little hops when walking alongside her human companion. 🥰

[@mindylee7488]

That’s a very special spiritual connection. So way cute! ❤

[@NudePostingConspiracyTheories]

Wow. The other birds worked out to pretend to be crows because they realised she likes crows. Thats mad