Hi Tweeters,

The crows have been pretty aggressive this year, first a Bald Eagle and now the GBH family. About a month ago I saw about 6 crows harassing a GBH at the Montlake fill. The Heron was not happy and was folding it's neck down and striking at the crows. Finally it flew off followed by the crows.

Several years ago I saw about 2 or 3 crows pecking at a squirrel that was not quite dead yet at Marymoor. It was pretty obvious the squirrel may have had only hours at most to live, barely moving, etc., but it was fairly disturbing to see the crows working on it.

Kathy

Kathy Andrich
Renton, WA
kjandrich at netscape.net




Caratfeathers at aol.com wrote:

>It was only last week that, as I drove south on I5 just a mile or so north of
>the Mercer Street exit, I observed a crow harrassing a GBH as it flew off to
>the east. ?Sure puzzeled me as to why a crow would pick-on a GBH.
>
>Judy Rowe Taylor
>Mukilteo, WA
>caratfeathers at aol.com
>
>


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