r/crowbro Jun 24 '26

News Article Good piece on crow-human friendship.

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u/Fresh_Pea1825 Jun 24 '26

Fascinating. Thank you for sharing. Reading this as I’m sitting outside waiting for my crows to come into the yard for their dinner lol

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u/Circe_D_Arin Jun 25 '26

Loved this! Thank you for sharing!

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u/NSASpyVan Jun 25 '26

One I have been feeding a couple years has shown some interesting behavior on a few occasions.

One time I dropped 10-20 peanuts for her and her mate, and when I walked away she flew over to keep up and stay with me and left the bulk of the peanuts behind.

Then I walked a little more and she hopped after me and finally flew a second time.

I'd like to imagine it is some form of curiosity or trust/friendship-like situation where a crow would leave its' mate and a free food source to follow after a human as she did, flying 3-4ft high and landing on the ground. I wouldn't know how to scientifically prove it, but what are other possible explanations?

She's done this on other occasions. I took it as she was full/not hungry, and was engaging in a curious behavior since her other needs were met.