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thank you !
i know why the crow is dropping stones into the pitcher.
love the images, and crows are the most intelligent birds around us. thank you. |
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Why is the crow dropping stones into the pitcher?
There are many crows in the PNW. When I throw peanuts out to the squirrels the crows watch where they bury them and go dig them up. Poor squirrels, all that work.... 
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to raise the water level in the pitcher so that a drink can be taken by the crow.
squirrels and crows are interesting to watch because they alert each other of a food source, but not exactly on purpose. squirrels unearth a cache belonging to a crow, and then eat or run off, with the peanut. same goes for the crow finding out [by watching from a tree, fence, roof, et c] where the squirrel stores food items. it can go on for a long time, and cracks me up. crows have remarkable memories when it comes to locating a cache, and sometimes they will fake out other birds [know they are being watched]. this happens also with night nests- crows may fly right past them in order to deter predators. |
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