In short: I was at the pet store earlier and bought dog and cat food, including snacks (freeze-dried meat, etc.). There was a carrion crow sitting outside and I thought to myself for a moment, I'll just be nice and put some dried meat down for it. It ate it too, as the dried chicken…
So we rescued a carrion crow that had been hit by a carrion carrion carrion, and then we wanted to give it away, but no organization wanted it anymore. Then it became tame, and now it lets you pet it, flies after you, and so on. It's tearing out its back feathers, and my mom…
What strategies and options do you have to make corvids trust you? Which food is most attractive for attracting? (Please no lectures about wild animals or bans or anything else, I have no evil intentions, so please stick to the topic and questions.) I'm aware that these are very shy wild animals, and I have…
Since the beginning of the year, the carrion crow has no longer been listed as a single species. There are now the carrion crow and the hooded crow. So, what was once one species has now become two. What do you think of it?