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Currently, only the first crow comes. It arrives immediately after I do and I feed it. Then it flies off to join its mate. It comes back at the end of the day, alone. I feed it again. It doesn’t hang out in the tree, always leaving after it eats. It seems happy to be … Continue reading Crows VII
The first crow came early and alone as usual. The second joined after a couple of hours, landing on a separate branch. They started muttering to each other, not the loud caws they use for calls, but the low, chicken-like “bwaks” they use to exchange information. They talked for a long time and finally the … Continue reading Crows V
A couple days ago, after the second crow arrived and their coos and grooming finished, something changed. I was inside and missed what happened, but when I came out the crows were on different branches. Not sitting together, not muttering to each other. Separate and silent. Like they’d had an argument. They stayed that way … Continue reading Crows IV