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cavocorax I found this great article on io9 and had to share it here, regarding crow's intelligence and facial recognition skills.
Studies like this are what got me interested in corvids to begin with.
Studies like this are what got me interested in corvids to begin with.
Of The Wand And The Moon - Raven Chant
Apr. 7th, 2011 02:10 amprozac_poetry...In the silence
true consecration
comes...
In this silence
there shall be a
raven chant
And in the chant - all solace
And in this
solace true
consecration
comes
Come on night
Come on moon
Come on winter
And the dead of light
Come on tears
Come on love
Come on cries
In the abode af night
Come on night
Take me home
Come on love
Sing alone
To this Raven chant
Of loss and wore
Raven night
Take me home
In this dawning of
the raven tear
Where wolf crave for night
And in that night a
chant shall rose
In the temple of dawn
The Crow Paradox
Jan. 12th, 2010 08:57 amweaverbirdNational Public Radio has done a number of interesting stories on crows recently. This is one of my favorites, from 27 July 2009.
Here's a surprise: Wild crows can recognize individual people. They can pick a person out of a crowd, follow them, and remember them — apparently for years. But people — even people who love crows — usually can't tell them apart.
I've tagged other news stories on corvids on delicious. The BBC is great!
Here's a surprise: Wild crows can recognize individual people. They can pick a person out of a crowd, follow them, and remember them — apparently for years. But people — even people who love crows — usually can't tell them apart.
I've tagged other news stories on corvids on delicious. The BBC is great!
