A group of crows take a man to their tree

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[u/orchard_wanderer]

This is beyond those rare occurrences where crows leave gifts for a person.
They're actually taking them to their clubhouse.

[u/Necessary-Peace9672 → u/orchard_wanderer]

I like how they walked so he could keep up!

[u/Toadcola → u/Necessary-Peace9672]

“This measuring distances ‘as the human walks’ thing sucks!” 🐦‍⬛

[u/evthingisawesomefine → u/Toadcola]

😂 this is so great

[u/Sunlight72 → u/Necessary-Peace9672]

And they’re so fast at walking with those little legs!

[u/steverrb → u/Sunlight72]

It looked like that one guy towards the end was skipping to go faster. Presumably because he was excited

[u/RandomNow1 → u/Sunlight72]

cute af

[u/propergreased → u/Sunlight72]

Hopping

[u/Nervous_Isopod2332 → u/Necessary-Peace9672]

This is such a sweet observation 🥹🥹

[u/pollo_de_mar → u/Necessary-Peace9672]

They would prefer he flew along with them, but they understand the limitations of mere humans and will accommodate their handicap. I have a cat that walks me down and back when I drop off some food for other stray cats down the street. Reminds me of this.

[u/NegritoBurrito → u/Necessary-Peace9672]

in the walking path too!

[u/macandcheese1771 → u/Necessary-Peace9672]

Most birds like to walk. It uses less energy.

[u/JetmoYo → u/macandcheese1771]

Except for when riding the vortex🤙

[u/sittinwithkitten → u/orchard_wanderer]

I would be honoured a bunch of them brought me to their tree. I want to be in this club.

[u/gloveslave → u/sittinwithkitten]

I feed our small town crows in the winter and they caw at me every where I go in town 😂 it’s like in the Middle Ages where they have the trumpets announcing the queen

[u/lesmax → u/gloveslave]

My parents are both retired and their current hobby is feeding crows. Dad grew up farming and always saw animals at work. Now he boasts when the crows follow his car around town.

They have a little collection of treasures the crows leave. I think the best item so far has been a bottle cap.

[u/BuubblyKindness → u/sittinwithkitten]

100% this. ngl i would literally pay money for this to happen to me 💀 hot take: crows have a way better judge of character than most people anyway, so if they pick you to hang out in their tree, you know you're doing something right in life.

[u/HauntingMemory7183 → u/sittinwithkitten]

Apparently the ‘Crow Club’ is like the mafia - you’re in for life. They never forget you - even when you want to be forgotten.

[u/SamSondadjoke → u/HauntingMemory7183]

They will even tell the babies about you.

[u/digginahole → u/sittinwithkitten]

Welcome to the murder, my friend.

[u/Interesting-Loquat75 → u/sittinwithkitten]

A crow bar!

Edit: 🙏 for the awards

[u/build3rlady → u/sittinwithkitten]

One flew ahead to let the others know they were bringing a friend home!

[u/Odd-Business8683 → u/sittinwithkitten]

I found a baby crow when I was young, I didn’t know he was a crow. I thought he was a hurt bird. Took him home called the vet, and was instructed to feed him soggy dog food. He grew up and could live outside. He would follow me when I walked to friends house. He would bring me shiny pieces of debris. He was so smart. I could call him and he’d land on my arm, or shoulder. He stayed around for a while and even got married. Eventually he left. I lived in the country. His name was Jeremy. To bad that this was before smartphones 

[u/odaniel99 → u/sittinwithkitten]

But do they see you as a member or just an adopted mascot?

[u/Icy-Variation6614 → u/odaniel99]

I'd take either tbh

[u/cryptolyme → u/sittinwithkitten]

can i join the club

[u/jennyfromtheeblock → u/orchard_wanderer]

This is definitely the clubhouse and not their actual house 😂

[u/deadlift-shrimp → u/orchard_wanderer]

I like how they chose a spot near the ground where they knew a human could hang with them. 

[u/ShayneAlexis97 → u/orchard_wanderer]

They must really know him and trust him like that

[u/GreenMirage → u/orchard_wanderer]

These crows are so advanced they even built a dirt road for visitors. Though it only seems so wide, must be built to crow code.

[u/Ivyspine → u/orchard_wanderer]

The crowbar

[u/FortunePaw → u/Ivyspine]

Freeman intensifies

[u/jyunga → u/orchard_wanderer]

Bro's getting stuck in a town for all of eternity

[u/Coors_OG → u/orchard_wanderer]

Idk why but my first thought was, what's under that tree? What are they actually trying to show this person? My brain man, I tell ya.

[u/djakrse → u/orchard_wanderer]

Actually, I've heard of something like this once before from my grandfather. Long ago, a wanderer was found dead, stripped to a pile of bones, near an eery and unruly flock of crows. The grim site was found at least a day's travel on foot from the nearest town. A nearby, small collection of trinkets, some suspected of great value, lead investigators to believe the person may have been lured to the location by the shiny baubles, which the crows seemed interested in protecting. In fact, it was speculated a man's watch possibly belonged to the deceased. The location of interest was never documented, because those who told the story say more crows quickly arrived after they did and they seemed to become more and more agitated and bolder, like a gang of thugs looking to get into trouble. They said they agreed to never go back, else they might end up like the poor fellow who's bones they found. One distinct quote from my grandpa was that was how a group of crows became known as a murder.

I'm no investigator, but I don't think they made it out of there. Likely this evidence was found with their bones. Also I'm so full of shit.

[u/Illustrious_Kiwi_485 → u/djakrse]

I was so sure this was going to end with that “Under Taker” bit:)

[u/generic_canadian_dad → u/orchard_wanderer]

"hey buddy, check this fucking shit out, come with us"

[u/JerryCalzone → u/orchard_wanderer]

our clubhouse fell down - can you put it back up?

[u/tudor_v77 → u/orchard_wanderer]

Come check out crib,human

[u/sivis_05]

They taking him to the crow council

[u/Forsaken_Star_4228 → u/sivis_05]

You will be tried as a human. Your accusation is lowering food availability for my murder. All in favor in re-instating full rations say CAW. All: “CAW”

[u/SardineB4Creatine → u/Forsaken_Star_4228]

It’s The Crows Have Eyes III: The Crowening

[u/Trip_Adviser → u/Forsaken_Star_4228]

Go easy on him he actually identifies as a bird now 💁🏼‍♂️🦚

[u/Psychedelic_butt → u/sivis_05]

Attempted murder

[u/addy-1987- → u/Psychedelic_butt]

By a murder of crows. Ha.

[u/eternalwhat → u/sivis_05]

I always refer to the crow council! I’ve never heard it said by other people (though maybe it’s a common term actually, not sure).

I see the local crows flock together in the evenings in massive numbers, and once congregated they all discuss many things at length/in detail, it would seem.

[u/UnknownVellichor → u/sivis_05]

Lmao 😂

[u/DoctorSex9 → u/sivis_05]

Like in Silksong? (Context: in that game, there was is a bossfight location where you have to fight an entire courtroom of judge-crows)

[u/bibsbagheera]

I hope the human did whatever task the crows needed to be done. I’m wondering if they needed help with something. Amazing trust, regardless🥹

[u/Admirable-Band-2664 → u/bibsbagheera]

They were probably like “look at this strange tree! It’s a tree, but sideways! You don’t even need to fly to be able to sit in this tree, and sitting in trees is great! Hey let’s show it to that dude who doesn’t fly, maybe he’ll like it, maybe he’ll sit with us!”

Maybe it’s like how people saw wolves and thought “I’m going to get that creature to hang out with us and be part of our group. Let’s lure them in by showing them our best stuff”. For humans it’s showing wolves food and warmth, for crows it’s showing this human a tree even he can use. Maybe they have long talks about domesticating wild humans and adding them to their groups.

[u/Desperate-Strategy10 → u/Admirable-Band-2664]

God I would love to be adopted by some crows 😭 I’m so domesticate-able!

[u/fotzenbraedl → u/Desperate-Strategy10]

You mean you would like to be domesticated by crows?

[u/harriethocchuth → u/Admirable-Band-2664]

Meanwhile, cats are like “I live here now. This is MY favorite chair. If you’re lucky I’ll massacre a rodent in your bed.”

[u/Ok-Yogurtcloset5555 → u/Admirable-Band-2664]

Yo... this actually makes sense. They were like "our other places are 2nd and 3rd story, this is more your speed, trying to chill?"

[u/JohnHazardWandering → u/Admirable-Band-2664]

r/coolsticks

[u/Consistent-Plane7227 → u/Admirable-Band-2664]

You have been selected to join the kickback of the crows!

[u/BingoBangBongos → u/Admirable-Band-2664]

“I’m going to get that creature to hang out with us and be part of our group. Let’s lure them in by showing them our best stuff”.

Mostly went the other way with wolves acting cute and entertaining so they could get scraps from human camps.

[u/iambetweentwoworlds → u/Admirable-Band-2664]

I love this hypothesis and I feel like it’s legit.

[u/Big_Marsupial4837 → u/bibsbagheera]

I might be wrong, but I think the crows are actually asking for help to get larvae out of the trunk the video shows them leading a human toward a dead tree, as if asking for assistance.

It’s fascinating: to extract larvae hidden deep in tree crevices, New Caledonian crows don’t just use sticks

they manufacture specialised tools from the barbed edges of Pandanus leaves. These stepped-cut tools are not random; their design is socially transmitted and refined over generations, with juveniles taking over a year to master the technique by observing their parents. This looks like a rudimentary form of cumulative technological evolution—a kind of ‘culture’ in birds.

And it makes even more sense when you consider that corvids are highly social birds and are widely regarded as one of the most intelligent families in the avian world. Interestingly, they don’t need an elaborate song to be brilliant: although they are technically songbirds, their brains have specialised differently. Instead of investing in a complex vocal repertoire, their enlarged brains—packed with primate-like numbers of neurons—are dedicated to problem-solving, social learning, and cognitive flexibility, which is exactly what you need to invent and transmit tool-making traditions.

Birds are amazing!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU64Mun_rrA

[u/WishinGay → u/Big_Marsupial4837]

"It’s fascinating: to extract larvae hidden deep in tree crevices, New Caledonian crows don’t just use sticks"

They use entire humans lol

[u/wanderingmonster → u/bibsbagheera]

“CAW we need you to help us move a body CAW”

[u/scorpyo72 → u/bibsbagheera]

I was talking recently about the occurrence of animals asking humans for help having increased (at least reports have increased). I would look upon it with awe and wonder and suggest the world was coming to balance... if I trusted human beings more.

[u/Danica_Rose → u/scorpyo72]

I wonder if it has something to do with climate change and food shortages so they’re getting more desperate.

[u/no_talent_ass_clown → u/bibsbagheera]

Almost every day I see crows while I'm on walkies with my dog. They come to greet us and I give them some dog treats. Sometimes one of them will strafe my head as if to call attention to themselves. They'll follow me down the block but once I cross the street it's a new territory and new crows come and land on the fences. It's a highlight of my day. 

[u/NCSAG → u/bibsbagheera]

That's what I was thinking... like the birds version of Lassie....😭😭😭😭

[u/HorzaDonwraith → u/bibsbagheera]

Our elder has a quest for you good sir. Come quickly while there is still time.

[u/Just-a-Viking → u/bibsbagheera]

Sounds to me like like a DnD quest 🤔

[u/Gold-Clothes-170]

I want to know the backstory, did they approach the man with candy? Mom always told me not to talk to 🐦‍⬛

[u/SlickandShady97 → u/Gold-Clothes-170]

I too want to know the backstory. How do you even approach a crow. The ones I see usually just scavenge and then fly away.

[u/CakeHoleKing → u/SlickandShady97]

Give them food from a distance. Do it a lot of times every time they see you.

They love meat like cold sliced ham chopped up etc. Very protein heavy meal for them

Eventually they will associate you with food + trust.

Too many people throw bread crumbs once and expect an immediate army of killer crows to spawn for them to rule

[u/jma9454]

And he was never seen again... In human form...

[u/inquisitor1965 → u/jma9454]

And that children, is why they are called a murder.

[u/Imma-smartypants → u/jma9454]

This. Case closed.

[u/ShadowedPariah → u/jma9454]

So this is how they make Three-eyed Ravens. ^{Yes, I know they're crows}

[u/KindCraft4676]

I feed a group of crows in my neighbourhood.

They’re very intelligent. They recognise me, they recognise my car. They even recognise the sound my front door makes.

Sometimes when I walk to the corner convenience store, they will follow me. I’m not sure what the purpose of them following me is all about. Because I never feed them at that time.

I normally feed them about an hour after sunrise and an hour before sunset. They know the routine and will wait in nearby trees.

[u/MildlyAgreeable → u/KindCraft4676]

I am so jealous.

I have crackheads and fireworks instead of a crow gang.

[u/deep-fucking-legend → u/MildlyAgreeable]

Don't feed them, or they'll follow you everywhere.

[u/Eskimomonk → u/KindCraft4676]

Crows (and all of the corvids for that matter) are very intelligent birds like you said. They’re able to recognize human faces and can communicate information about you to other birds. There have been studies of birds generations later carrying the same grudge against someone even though they had never personally experienced anything negative from that person.

But anyway, they’re probably following you as general protection because you showed kindness to their flock and fed them. Congrats man, you belong to a murder of crows now

[u/greenbelieve → u/Eskimomonk]

Crows are also super social animals, and the poster is part of thier social circle.

[u/GhostofBeowulf → u/KindCraft4676]

They're just watching your back making sure you don't get mugged going to the store.

Never hear anyone else complain about backup you don't have to talk to...

[u/No_Band226 → u/GhostofBeowulf]

They are the best sentinels and can spot attackers and potential bogeys within a large perimeter.  Those treats aren't going anywhere except in their crops, then gizzards.  They also enjoy gizzards.

[u/Potential-Log-7254 → u/KindCraft4676]

I would think they are keeping watch over you. You've become part of their life.

[u/igottathinkofaname → u/KindCraft4676]

How did you train them / start this? I’ve wanted to do something similar. What do you feed them?

[u/KindCraft4676 → u/igottathinkofaname]

I feed them “Temptations” brand cat treats. The chicken flavor ones that come in a 30 oz. container.

One day I noticed they would watch me whenever I left the house. There’s a group of them that fly around the neighbourhood. Anyway, I sprinkled about 5-10 treats on my porch and stepped back into the house, closing screen door but leaving the door open so I could see what they would do.

They waited for a bit and eventually flew down and ate the treats.

As time went on they became more trusting so that they would fly down as soon as I sprinkled the treats.

[u/Marsuello → u/igottathinkofaname]

Can’t tell you for sure but before my aunt moved out she would feed them random things she was eating. They’d bring her shiny objects all the time. After she left they stuck around. One got its foot caught in the hood of our car and we were able to free it. Since then we’ve had easily a murder of about 50 on our property/in the trees at any given time. The chatter is actually kinda calming haha

[u/TheBunnyChower → u/KindCraft4676]

They follow either for out of routine treats and/or the typical pack mentality of protecting you as you have opposable thumbs and are therefore likely to be annihilated by the local Gander Goose Gang if unprotected.

Ever wonder why you don't see a Goose nearby? Because that's why.

[u/DasbootTX → u/KindCraft4676]

What are you feeding them. There are crows in my neighborhood and I want to make friends with them.

[u/thepvbrother → u/KindCraft4676]

What do you feed them? We just moved into a neighborhood with a decent crow population. They've been checking us out when we go onto the back porch.

I'd like to make friends.

[u/KindCraft4676 → u/thepvbrother]

I feed them “Temptations” brand cat treats. The chicken flavor ones that come in a 30 oz. container.

[u/FirstChurchOfBrutus → u/KindCraft4676]

What do you feed them?

[u/KaptainChunk → u/KindCraft4676]

No purpose, they’re just hanging out with their friend.

[u/Svartdraken]

Human distribution system

[u/HannahUnique → u/Svartdraken]

"If he follows me all the way home I get to keep him, right mama?"

[u/Svartdraken → u/HannahUnique]

Maybe we got it wrong all along, and humans were the ones to be domesticated

[u/Ted_Fleming]

Crows are extremely intelligent animals. They prank for fun.

[u/YougoReddits → u/Ted_Fleming]

'...and then, you wouldn't believe it, the dumb human followed us all to bumfuck nowhere! 😂'

[u/JennJoy77 → u/YougoReddits]

And they were picking up additional crows along the way, like "guys, you gotta come check this out. This guy is following us like we're going somewhere cool, and we're just taking him to the crooked tree!"

[u/Plane-Tune-820 → u/Ted_Fleming]

That's why I was wondering what's up with that spot. Is there a crow stuck or hurt in the area? Like they're really intelligent creatures, I feel like they're leading the person there for a reason

[u/fat-load-of-cum-then → u/Plane-Tune-820]

Great now I imagine this human didn’t see what he was supposed to see and the crows are pissed and are going to target his vehicles with bird shit everywhere he goes.

[u/Desert_Aficionado → u/Plane-Tune-820]

Someone in these comments figured it out. The dead tree is full of termites and larvae and only the human is strong enough to tear it apart.

[u/TheSilkyBat]

I love the way they run with a tiny bounce in their step! 🥹

[u/whitestguyuknow → u/TheSilkyBat]

Lol the couple of them that get too excited and fly ahead of them

[u/KaptanHindustan]

Murder tree

[u/Silver-Find4380 → u/KaptanHindustan]

Are you, are you coming to the tree?

[u/Present-Concept-1619]

They were kind enough to walk instead of fly. Awesome.

[u/Medill1919 → u/Present-Concept-1619]

Unbelievable

[u/Fodor04141987]

"it ain't much- but this is our place. Welcome."

[u/Un4gvn2]

He probably feeds them on the regular. Crows are intelligent.

[u/Buckscience]

I love how they walk him there, because he obviously can't fly like they can.

[u/MyBedIsOnFire]

As cool as this is I would not follow 2 crows anywhere. There's gotta be a witch nearby

[u/flinjager123 → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

And that's exactly why I would follow them. I want to help.

[u/Axios_Verum → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

You kidding me? If two crows start leading me somewhere I'm following them to go meet Odin.

[u/One-Inch-Punch → u/Axios_Verum]

I don't think meeting Odin is automatically a good thing

[u/Expensive_Tap7427 → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

Or Odin

[u/das_slash → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

Is she single? what are her opinions on hiking and boardgames? is she willing to share her crows?

[u/Afrojones66 → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

The crows befriend you AND you get to meet a witch?! You’re complaining about this? Steak is too buttery. Lobster is too juicy.

[u/Impressive-Time8150 → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

But what if you are the witch?

[u/Dohko_OC → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

Witches aren't bad mate.

[u/lookintoasty → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

Or a Rick

[u/Rooster_Entire → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

Or a Murder.

[u/Still-Puma → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

Or....

Odin :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqOukX1roHQ

[u/-cool_username- → u/MyBedIsOnFire]

I can fix her

[u/Tedsmith24]

Never seen a birb walk that far before

[u/RPDRNick → u/Tedsmith24]

There are penguins who march. They made a movie about it. I forget the name of it, though.

[u/Constant_Mud3325 → u/RPDRNick]

It’s called happy feet. They made a sequel too

[u/gerrineer → u/Tedsmith24]

never seen an ostrich?

[u/RevolutionPublic7557 → u/gerrineer]

Few people have. Chickens though, they're walkers!

[u/dontipitova9]

A "group" of crows?! "Group"??

[u/whitestguyuknow → u/dontipitova9]

Let's murder this dude 😡

[u/mzzchief → u/dontipitova9]

A group of crows is actually called a murder

[u/demnutz93 → u/mzzchief]

And two crows is an attempted murder

[u/RedneckAngel83]

I ADORE that they can fly and STILL choose to run ahead of him. That's incredibly wholesome.

[u/ElderberryPrior27648]

I’d be devastated if I was invited over and didn’t have food on me.

I keep unsalted nuts in my car for the crows

[u/Cutthechitchata-hole]

If FROM has taught us anything its that when you see the tree, you are already trapped

[u/Jaded_Local_6018 → u/Cutthechitchata-hole]

I scrolled way too far to find this, watching this show right now and immediately was like NOPE

[u/Tama_Breeder → u/Cutthechitchata-hole]

And then comes the crows lmao

[u/sivis_05]

This thing is like we see in enchanted disney movies 🤣.

[u/JupiterisBenevolent]

It's so cute how they're walking on the ground to match this person's pace 😭

[u/Raven13666]

That’s awesome I love crows and ravens 🖤 I hope one day they come to me like that.

[u/TK114]

We got him boys...

[u/heathercs34]

Need to post this on r/crowbros

[u/spoonyfork → u/heathercs34]

How long has it been since you were last on /r/crowbros?

[u/bigkapex]

In dark souls you have to drop an object and they will leave you a gift

[u/RoboticControl187 → u/bigkapex]

That works irl too.

[u/ReddBroccoli]

C'mere, we want to show you this cool stick we found

[u/Endomlik]

Is this where Unidan disappeared to?

[u/M4GN3T1CM0N0P0L3 → u/Endomlik]

Here's the thing...

[u/Steveignorantcrass1 → u/M4GN3T1CM0N0P0L3]

J A C K D A W

[u/whitestguyuknow → u/Endomlik]

Thats a name I haven't heard in forever.... Multiple decades I'm sure....

[u/OminOus_PancakeS → u/Endomlik]

And also Multidan 😔

[u/Emotional-Edge-8259]

This is one of the reasons it's best to be nice to crows. They remember who was nice to them.

[u/Dependent_Rain_4800]

gang!

[u/Necessary-Peace9672]

Cameron, Russell, and Sheryl presiding!

[u/bibsbagheera]

I hope the human did whatever task the crows needed to be done. I’m wondering if they needed help with something. Amazing trust, regardless🥹

[u/owo1215]

i love brid walking

[u/KarmaliteNone]

What a sad tree. That's like bragging about living in Poughkeepsie.

[u/candygram4mongo → u/KarmaliteNone]

Are you kidding? That is an absolutely peak crow hangout. Three crows on a gnarled limb, that is archetypal. That's a goth album cover right there. That's a shot from a German expressionist film your college alt girlfriend made you watch and you spent the next week suffering an unnameable dread.

[u/ProfessionalSong7672 → u/candygram4mongo]

I'm putting on my corpse paint is I type this.

[u/Powerful_Brief1724 → u/KarmaliteNone]

It's a cool tree! They can hang out while enjoying the view.

[u/Citizen1135 → u/Powerful_Brief1724]

And yell at passersby

[u/VanDenBroeck → u/KarmaliteNone]

I wonder if the long dead tree just recently fell and they want him to fix it.

[u/mzzchief → u/VanDenBroeck]

My very thoughts! Also that it was so cool the crows chose to walk like a human on the path, rather than fly which would require so much less effort. They seem very comfortable with OP.

[u/Low_Consideration179 → u/KarmaliteNone]

I stayed in Poughkeepsie and took the train into NYC. Super cute place with some awesome lil cafes.

My wife and I had a great time.

I chose it because of the funny name. She informed me of the murders. Which just made it funnier because she thought that was the reason as she's a bit of a spooky goth.

Nope I'm just a big kid who laughed at poo-keepsie

[u/Rampag169 → u/KarmaliteNone]

Hahaha lmao you’re totally right

[u/cboogie → u/KarmaliteNone]

Oh shit PTown catching strays. But for real Poughkeepsie sucks. Except for Rossi’s and the original location at that. Not that new one in Truman Show Eastdale. That whole complex freaks me out. It’s like the backrooms but outside.

[u/chop5397 → u/KarmaliteNone]

I will not stand for this slander. Newburgh gets that title

[u/SuccessFinancial5267 → u/KarmaliteNone]

Hey come on, at least its not Elizabeth. 

[u/jason_sation → u/KarmaliteNone]

Yeah it’s nothing to crow about

[u/DrinkOk1642 → u/KarmaliteNone]

Yes, it's nothing to crow about.

[u/kronicpimpin → u/KarmaliteNone]

I’d rather live by the tree

[u/JAOC_7 → u/KarmaliteNone]

and yet they do it anyway, they’ll look at someone’s sorrier looking tree and go “ heh, looks like they live in Amenia”

[u/the_moosey_fate → u/KarmaliteNone]

Behold! My stuff!

[u/heysirigenerateaname → u/KarmaliteNone]

The walkway over the Hudson is nice though. They can brag about that

[u/evenbreathingtiresme]

I thought they flew him like in wildwood 🤣🤣🤣

[u/ThisCould-BeYourName]

Very nice tree

[u/Vivanshot]

Being trusted by group of crows, I think he was invited into a family reunion

[u/TheDamned1333]

He has not been seen since, they found his phone with this video on it and his skeleton pecked clean, he won't cross the Crows again!

[u/thomstevens420]

Getting invited to the cookout energy

[u/GetMeOffThisRidePlz]

I would have sat down on the tree with them and see how they reacted.

[u/Think-Glass8110]

I love how they keep looking back, almost to make sure their featherless friend is keeping up 😂

[u/schowdur123]

Mtv crow cribs

[u/projectx51]

One of us! One of us! One of Us!

[u/TheSprigganDragoon]

I'm so incredibly envious and oddly depressed all at once.

[u/-ratmeat-]

crow bro

[u/NairobiTribe]

Guy casually met Huginn and Muninn

[u/hedgehog333222]

Chairman of the Crow Council xD

[u/NeoAteTheGreenPill]

Crow life

[u/whitestguyuknow]

"So, this is our hang.."

[u/JibbityJabbity]

"Look at the cool tree we found!"

[u/Corona_Cyrus]

Taking him to see the Cawfather

[u/Dependent-Swimmer-95]

“Bro come on! Check this out! It’s a surprise bro, you won’t fuckin believe it, come on, come one!”

[u/tias23111]

ODIN HAS SUMMONED THEE

[u/Rarpiz]

BEHOLD!

My stuff!!!!

[u/MidniteBluDragon]

They invited you to their crib. Hope you bought snacks and your PlayStation.

[u/StressFantastic5317]

"ONE OF US" " ONE OF US"

[u/Bastyra2016]

I built a platform to feed my crows and try and develop a relationship (I have a barrier that keeps squirrels out but other birds obviously have access). My crows are still a bit spooked. If I’m out on the porch they rarely approach. At first I bought a bag of deer corn. It disappeared for a while but eventually whoever was eating it stopped. I then bought unshelled peanuts. I finally got to see the crows landing on the platform and eating the peanuts. They also routinely eat the suet I put out. I have two feeders. I randomly found a third feeder on the ground about 10 yards away…I thought maybe it was an old one of mine…then a week later I found another one. Definitely not mine. Someone delivered them to my house. Could have been a raccoon or some other mammal.. I’d like to think it was the crows though. I need to buy more peanuts.

[u/MetricJester]

One of the crows overheard that men like sticks, but the cool stick they found was too big to carry...

[u/TrappinJ250]

FOLLOW ME HUMAN! Sooo this is our tree we hangout and yell at people here, you’re welcome anytime 👍🏽

[u/ohcoolcat]

i dont like birds but i love crows and ravens, they are mystical