American crows, along with other urban birds, benefit from human infrastructure, such as using buildings and poles as nesting ...

The first thing to know about crows is that there is an awful lot to learn about these highly intelligent, loud, rambunctious, social, and very inquisitive birds. Researchers are still discovering ...

Crows are similar in many ways to their cousins, the common raven, but are smaller and far more social. Winter congregations can consist of hundreds or thousands of individuals in a small area.

Q. I see crows around the mall near a few fast-food places with outdoor seating. They don’t let people get close but will pick up discarded French fries as well as dropped hot dogs and hamburgers.

In Sunnyside, Toppenish, and Wapato each winter afternoon, Lower Valley residents are treated to, or disgusted by, a wildlife spectacle of hundreds or even thousands of American crows flocking from ...

Crows are highly intelligent. They can recognize faces, hold grudges, and even recognize cars. Crows cache food, and will move it if another creature sees them hiding it. They use tools, and fashion ...

· Crows belong to the family Corvidae. The American Crow is the best known of the crow species. Other crow species include the Fish Crow, which is similar, but smaller with a more nasal voice, and the ...

Crows don’t just remember humans. Here’s a breakdown of how they form opinions, assign reputations and teach each other who to trust. If you’ve ever felt like a crow was watching you a little too ...

Crows occupy branches of a tree on Broadway in Santa Cruz near the corner of Frederick Street. According to Cornell Lab of ...