5 Things You Didn't Know About Crows!
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I once dropped a couple of potato chips for a crow while walking to the office. The next day I had a few crows following me for a block in the same area. Damn smart birds.
I like watching the crows dropping walnuts on the road out of my office window. They have the traffic figured out and never fly out of the way. They know they can just hop over and stand on the yellow line or the white line and let cars pass. I think they're actually trying to get the cars to crush the shells.
I like to spend time counting crows
Same with me and Mr Jones.
If Jon Wilner wrote this, it'd be "35 things you didn't know about crows -- and why that's bad for the Huskies."
I think the mask experiment mentioned in fact 2 took place at UW or at least in Seattle.
SECDAWG
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Crows…aggravating sumbitches. We have corn feeders for deer and hogs and shit around here. They hammer those feeders and knock the corn out daily…
Once was a guy that was changing a tire on his truck. He got sidetracked and didn’t get back to it to several days later. All his lugnuts were gone by the tire when he got back repairing it…no warning, just gone. He thought us kids stole them. Was pissed for days, turned into months.
One day soon after a lineman had to climb a power pole above his house and discovered his lugnuts on top of it. Where a crow was flying up and down he noticed months before.
True story, bro.
Once was a guy that was changing a tire on his truck. He got sidetracked and didn’t get back to it to several days later. All his lugnuts were gone by the tire when he got back repairing it…no warning, just gone. He thought us kids stole them. Was pissed for days, turned into months.
One day soon after a lineman had to climb a power pole above his house and discovered his lugnuts on top of it. Where a crow was flying up and down he noticed months before.
True story, bro.
Now that is something that would never happen in Bellevue. It might have in the 1950s but not these days.