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I'm with you! Crows are so interesting to observe!View attachment 164877
This is but a few of the Montana Crow Murder- in my front yard. I love these guys- they a quite intelligent birds.
I take meat scraps and put them in an open area I can see out my windows and watch them go after it. It takes less than a half hour for them to find it, They are always scanning. I took a footlong piece of silverskin off a pork loin and watched one fly into a tree with 4 or five others fighting with it for control of the scrap. I trimmed and cut up a whole beef sirloin a couple weeks ago. Big pile and the near and below zero temps really made the birds hungry. I cut the scraps into into small pieces, the ate their fill one by one and flew off. Very little scquabbling that day. They were being cooperative to survive.I'm with you! Crows are so interesting to observe!
7° out this morning and I did not have Great Blue Heron in Minnesota on my bingo card as first bird of 2026 on January 1st!

Iowa? What part?Saw two robins at our birdbath Tuesday. Next time I looked there was one robin, one chickadee, one downy woodpecker and one junco. No time to get a photo, but was fun to see.
Ames. Have seen single robin occasionally. All have been male so far.Iowa? What part?
Ames. Have seen single robin occasionally. All have been male so far.