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> Crows are monogamous, so I see the same pair flying together all the time. We see hundreds of crows every morning and dusk. Even close up, I’m hard pressed t
by smcnally 2y ago
> Crows are monogamous, so I see the same pair flying together all the time.
We see hundreds of crows every morning and dusk. Even close up, I’m hard pressed to distinguish most of them from one another. Perhaps ours in Southern California are more uniform than yours? Or perhaps you’re viewing them with binoculars?
- cyberax 2y agoTheir nest is about 15 meters from my window, and they often sit on a fence about 5 meters from my window. And because it's always the same pair, you learn how they look after a while. I probably won't be able to distinguish them in a big flock, but we only have a few crows that regularly fly around my area. Recently, their chicks also started flying around, so I also keep seeing them. They are slightly smaller, with really nice glossy "baby" feathers.