> They are extremely wary birds (unlike seagulls), so you have to be very subtle in how you feed them. They also know where you looking at, and they don't like

> They are extremely wary birds (unlike seagulls), so you have to be very subtle in how you feed them. They also know where you looking at, and they don't like to be inspected too hard. It passed a month before the crows near my house would get near the food I left with me still present. Nowadays they fly by at centimeters of my head and stay within meters for hours. Keep it up, is very rewarding.