in_nah
i am loving the comments so far. So crows can recognize individuals..is this so they know what cars to dirty? If so, I hope to remain in the good graces of the crows on my street.
seekshelter
ive often wondered if animals could recognize themselves if they saw a picture. if you show a cat sees another cat… do they think?? hey, thats what i am!!
Foreigner1
I’m not surprised abot those birds- they have contacts with much more individuals on short notice than we humans ever have.
I’m also not surprised that I flunked that test bigtime- I have a hard time even recognising my own friends the moment they switch to glasses or contacts or if they cut their hair or take a beard…
Screen Sleuth
Is there really “crow research”? Wow, what a thing to put on a resume.
Kalel
Wait, every time we have a race problem, then we get beer…?
Just call me Cracker.
Briannana
Not to brag, but I had no trouble whatsoever recognizing the individual crows. I have a pretty monstrous attention to detail when it comes to things like that. The trick is to notice the particular curve of the crown, the shape of the eye, and the angle of protrusion in the beak. Another sure-fire help is to check how the top and bottom of the beak come together. Does the bird have an over/under-bite? Also, notice how the feathers come together around the beak. Cool, all together. Crows are some mighty fascinating and intelligent animals.
Frau
Meh – I love crows, so that was no biggie. I also keep tabs/statistics on the “murder” that inhabits my area.
Batgirl
Those are not crows…they are ravens which are a different species. Batgirl, birdwatcher
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