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I am friends with a crow. I named him Rumples because he looks very disheveled. I feed him unsalted nuts and roasted chicken. He follows along when I take my dog on out walks. Lately he's been bringing his neighbors to eat.

My crows (Russel and Cheryl) come to a special whistle I give them.  They fly right at me and pull away at the last instant and land.  I give them their treats and they enjoy it with me very close.  We’re not touching but very very close.  I tell them how good they are and they respond by doing beak drags and other preening behaviour.  Quite special to me.

I hanfed a baby American Crow. He was my beloved pet for over 20 years….. as an aviculturist, he was a true friend…..

Love crows  ❤all birds are important to this world ❤

I love crows… I say hello when I see one close to me. They are so smart, and beautiful ❤

Crows are outstanding birds. I know they know who I am. They talk to me and I seem to understand them. Love them.

Sleep well everyone I hope you enjoyed this as much as I did

I have been feeding the crow's for 10 years and they love me beautiful birds

International Crow and Raven Appreciation Day on 27th April. Let's honor these magnificent marvels.

I live in Western Ireland, close to a crow roost. I feed the crows during the Winter with seeds, nuts etc. I notice that "my" Crows are very generous in that they tell each other that the crazy human is here again, with breakfast.

I walked from Colorado to the Florida Keys with my dog.  Caught a few rides, but mostly we walked.  Near the end of the journey, we walked through Big Cypress National Preserve in Florida.  There were four ravens that joined us most of the way.  Two days, 40 miles, and those four ravens stayed with us the whole way, flying tree to tree.  I fed them some nuts I had along the way, but I could tell that wasn't really why they were interested in us.  They were curiously observing us and enjoying our company.   We became friends.

Love crows, for over20 years, the crow family (generations) have always greeted me when I leave in the morning.  When I come home after work, they call out (like a signal - "she's  home) lol.  I hear the blue jays  yaking.   Im not in the house & suddenly there's a flury of birds  buzzing my deck & yard.  Yup they know

I meet an old Seminole woman who had a black bird. It spoke words. I was only 5 years old but I will always remember her talking black bird

Just know that this channel matters. A beautiful and educational way to drift off...to...sleep. Thank you.

I once had a crow that soon became a murder that would show up at my crane every morning and lunch, I fed everything from tacos to sunflower seeds.

I was initially baffled by items thar would appear on the deck of my rig - bottle tops, stones, screws & nuts (which were not only perplexing but initially deeply disturbing and left me scrutinizing the mechanical integrity of my crane), pen caps, cigarette butts and the occasional coin - Until a fellow operator told me he had seen multiple birds deposit various items on the deck while I was preoccupied with work.  

I was equally relieved and amused, no longer perplexed by why my deck looked like a trash bin or worrying my boom was falling apart.

I returned to that job for a turnaround 6 years later.  After picking up the credentials I needed from the security office, I walked out to the parking lot to find somewhere near 50 crows sitting on or near my truck.  The security officer who had walked outside for a smoke was flabbergasted, as was I until I realized this must be the same murder I'd fed years ago.

My love for, and fascination with, crows grows with every recollection of those times.

I have fed crows for years, 3 generations all related, only one left now..I talk to him evey day, they remember who I am, know my face..yes they call when hungry, sit outside my window in the tree. They know I love them, remember the parents feeding them as young birds.
LOVE all of them, all birds, blue tits great tits sing outside my window.they live in the churchyard, sleep in the church, thats their home. CROWS are clever.😊 Bertram is his name..All birds socialise and alert other birds when around, when danger is nigh! I have seen it and heard it..They swoop down and check us out, fly closer to our balcony, sit on the church notice board and wait..

I've known for many years how intelligent crows are. I fed a group of crows in New Hampshire for about seven years. First there was one then more began coming. They are remarkable. They always knew me.

I’ve always had a special affection for crows

Love crows and all birds.