This morning, in one of the quieter corners of Esty Street, about 10 crows had gathered to work on a squirrel pancake (this squirrel was _flat_). One had a white wing tag I couldn't read without binoculars. I assumed they were American, but then one on the wire above gave a fish crow call, followed shortly by a second differently timbred one (suggesting perhaps two fish crows in the mix). I now don't remember whether I heard any American calls from this group. I'm assuming they're mostly American with a couple fish in the mix; nice to see them being so collegial with each other
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