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Feeding Food to free birds on early morning.

Crows are awesome, did you know?

Crows are super smart.
In fact, they have been known to use traffic to help crack nuts.
Crows have been observed dropping nuts in busy intersections, then waiting for cars to drive
over them and crack them open. That's not all though, these crows were seen actually waiting
for the light to turn red to drop their nut. They fly away when the light turns green, then fly back
to get their freshly-cracked nut at the next red light.

Crows can remember faces (aka hold a grudge).
A group of scientists conducted a study in which they wore masks while capturing and
banding groups of crows. The crows learned to recognize the mask as a danger and would
scold the person in the mask upon encountering them. Crows that hadn't encountered the
mask started scolding as well. Over a five year period, the scolding doubled in frequency and
spread almost a mile from the place of origin.

Crows have regional dialects.
Different populations can have differences in their languages, just like people!

Crows hold funerals for the deceased.
so this isn't entirely accurate, but crows have been seen gathered around their dead in the
hundreds. Studies have shown this is because they are learning about any potential dangers
nearby.

Crows have huge brains!
They have the largest brain to body ratio of any bird.
Their brain to body ration is even bigger than humans.

Crows can make tools.
They are one of only four species that can craft tools:
humans, orangutans, chimpanzees and New Caledonian crows.
They will find a good stick, sharpen forked twigs into hooks and and use it to scoop larvae and
worms from holes in wood.


Incredible Sparrow Facts

1. Sparrows Are Easy to Attract
2. Sparrows can live for around 4-5 years in the wild.
3. They are very social and like to live close to human settlements.
4. You can easily distinguish between male and female house sparrows.
Females have brown backs with stripes while males have reddish backs with black bib.
5. Sparrows usually fly at the speed of 24 miles per hour, however, when needed they can increase
their speed to 31 miles per hour.
6. House sparrow spend a lot of time on the ground
7. House sparrow will often take dust baths
8. Man made structures are a favorite for nesting
9. There Are at Least 138 Sparrow Species
10. Sparrows Use Cigarettes as Nest Material too
11. Sleep-Deprived Sparrows Are Still Alert
12. Sparrow Can Change Their Tune
13. Sparrow Show Aggression With Wing Waves
14. Sparrows are very sociable birds, often nesting in colonies.
15. Sparrows are quick to learn new feeding habits, soon adapting to taking food from suspended
nut feeders, a habit first noted in the late 1960s.
16. Sparrow have been observed catching moths, attracted to a light, at night.
17. Cats are major predators of juvenile house sparrows, killing large numbers of the
inexperienced birds soon after they have left the nest.