Interesting situation just now at our feeders --
Tagged TW and his crew began cawing loudly and I looked out when the
din really increased, and was surprised to see a major fight among about 10
crows. They were down on the ground, tumbling and pecking and fighting in the
snow. They cawed and fought for what seemed a long time, maybe 30 seconds
or so of serious aggression. Then both groups flew off in different
directions, and I can still hear them up in neighboring pine trees.
Even the squirrels and other birds froze, to watch this battle.
Carol Schmitt
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