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(Originally from the NYT, but an archive.org link to avoid giving them traffic.)
Our neighborhood crows have never bothered us (and if they've eaten any of the local house sparrows, supposedly a part of their diet, I thankfully haven't witnessed it), and I suspect appreciate the food they get from our feeders and yard. But man, do I never want to piss them off. If I do, I'm following the plan of the woman at the end of this article and bringing food to bribe them with.
They are nice and don't bother me, but one time I had an incident when I tried to return their offspring to their nest and 5 or more of them attacked me and I had to run away. I imagine that because I wanted to protect my child they attacked me.
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Wow! Great article. We have a few flying around our property. I will show them more respect.
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After a brief research on crows, it's best not to irritate them anyway. I was amazed at the amount of skills these birds have
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The crow tax lol Mafia style shakedown.
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