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Has been a long time since an update. I feed the crows some eggs once in a while and peanuts. Unfortunately their nest fell from the tree and broke, and the egg was gone 😔 They are rebuilding a nest a bit closer to my coop and on a separate tree. They drove off two more hawks lately and it's...

Ravens are VERY smart creatures, Seems like these crows are starting to hang out more around my hens, I was feeding my chickens some blueberries (I feed them blueberries every 2 weeks as an 'Award') even though I quite not know what I am awarding them for, But I feed my hens and rooster...

I leave some berries and nuts and the crows come and pick them up and eat it, I would put other things but the squirrels here love taking things that don't belong to them!

The crows ended up scaring off another hawk again which is just wonderful. They are not a big problem at all, They just are a bit scared of me because everytime I go outside they leave. I can only see them through my window but even then they see me through it and leave again.

My rooster Rocky likes crowing and having the crows respond back, it's like they are communicating, how cute!

I did some web searching and inspected my chickens, The crows do not physically interact with my chickens, they perch on the branches or on one of my tables on my patio and look at them and never get too close for comfort, I used a pair of binoculars and see they have some eggs in their nest, So...

They can no longer get in the coop. I guess its okay to have them, Would love new hawk protection. :thumbsup

The crows only interact with my chickens when they are outside they seemed to have domesticated my dogs or something because they are in love with standing on my dogs and riding them around the yard :th

We noticed 2 crows moved in, Probably mates and they seemed to want to make a nest in one of the nearby trees but the only problem is that they sometimes hang around my birds and interact with my dogs?? I get that crows are incredibly smart, but the two crows would interact with my dogs by just...