I've long had the impression that local crows knew me by sight, when I cut through the parking lots between my apartment and the local shopping center (lots of small trees); from the way I'm singled out for scolding or discussion when walking by. Also, I'm pretty sure a robin knows me quite well, durinng spring nesting season. Maybe that's from when I had a baby robin, a few years ago, huddling beneath the tree outside my bedroom window.

Phil Hotlen
Bellingham, WA
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From: Andrea Wuenschel <chyroptera at yahoo.com>
> For the last few days, NorthWest Cable News (NWCN) has
> been running a 3 minute piece on crow research by UW
> Professor John Marzloff and students. It seems to be
> showing repeatedly at 19 minutes past the hour (at
> least in the afternoons). The article and video are
> also at:
>
> "UW research shows crows may hold a grudge"
> http://www.nwcn.com/sharedcontent/northwest/environment/stories/NW_073007WAB_cro
> w_research_uw_TP.c7589917.html
>
> It's a pretty amusing piece.
>
> Andrea Wuenschel
> North Seattle
>
>
>
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