Behaviorally, I have noticed the crows on the West coast are more "tame"
than East coast birds. I would never see crows just walking around with the
pedestrians on busy city streets out East. And I never was able to approach
crows so closely until moving here.

On Tue, Jun 30, 2020 at 4:26 PM Hans-Joachim Feddern <thefedderns at gmail.com>
wrote:


> This has been a long time in coming and is based on scientific data.

> Personally I feel there is a difference in vocalization with American Crows

> and the size difference can be quite obvious. Also habitat: "Northwestern"

> Crows are rarely found too far from shore. To me there also is a difference

> between calls of American Crows here in the Northwest and birds on the East

> Coast. I have never heard a crow in Maryland doing the "meow" call you can

> hear here frequently. Another interesting observation, is that I have never

> seen a roadkill-ed crow on the East Coast, but see many around here! Just

> thinking!

>

> On Tue, Jun 30, 2020 at 12:55 PM dick <dick at dkporter.net> wrote:

>

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