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Runts are such introverts,

thank you for this wonderful explanation! Then, my judgement was right and i have two raven living in my tree 😍 I never was 100% sure before i saw your video ❤

Hier hebben we weinig raven. We hebben hier zwarte kraaien en ze zijn allemaal mijn vrienden❤

Ravens do soar at 20,600 feet on Mount Everest you can google that...

Well done!

I love The part where they run out intruders I didn’t even know that

how can this not have even 4k clicks after 3 years?? YT algorithm being funny again.. Beautiful story and awesome video

In my language (Swedish) the names of these birds mimic the way they sound. The Crow (Kråka) sounds like "Kra-kra" and the raven (Korp) sounds something like "Koorr" These words are hundreds, or even thousands of years old and have been distorted, as language does but once you know what to listen for, you can clearly tell that's their origins. Btw the other common corvids: magpie (Skata), rook (Råka) and jackdaws (Kaja) also have names mimicing their sounds.

I climbed my favorite hill today outside of town where the ravens commune. Then I found this video. The talkers got curious as I played flute and circled me. Their clicking and cawing brought me solice. I stayed up on the hill past sunset. Thank you. I was supposed to be here tonight..

Absolutely beautiful music

They live 10-15 years

I was playing this video with my windows open, when I noticed loud squawking from my roof. I think they were ravens, responding to the bird calls on the video.

its amazing how different the "social" behaviors are between the California and west coast ravens are in comparison to a Midwestern, northeast or farther northern raven. The northern raven are far more solitary.

In England there are captive ravens that can speak human words and talk, and they do this with the English accent. Its absolutely insane, its exactly like a parrot. But even a parrot cant mimic the specific accents of humans, it seems only ravens are capable of this. Endlessly fascinating birds. I miss seeing them so much. I live in Florida and they arent found here and I really took for granted where I moved here from and the Ravens that were there. I absolutely adore the smaller fish crow species that we have here and how cheeky and smart they are. But I still really miss seeing Ravens. The fish crows in Florida do the same barrel rolling and dive bombing and surfing the air current just for fun and play the same way ravens do and they do it all of the time its highly amusing. The fish crow is very symbiotic with humans here too and unfortunately very few humans seem to realize just how much so. People always driving around in their vehicles here and are kind of divorced from the life going on around them for the most part. Maybe one day I can get a divebomb barrel roll on video that the crows of Florida do and send it to you. Its a pretty common crow behavior, but I wouldn't doubt it that ravens probably take this kind of play to an entirely different level, as they seem to do with everything else they do. Thanks for the video!

Fascinating!

Живы ли они сейчас 😄

So many subtle differences that I guess are super clear after observing them for a while

The perfect video....I am currently making friends with what I know now are crows😁😁

It seems in VA there are two types of crows and two types of raven. And their sizes stagger with Raven being the first and 3rd largest.

O The crow is the smartest bird of all

People are taking photos of crows like there endangered You should see my australian school theres like 30 every lunch in one area

They are also divine messengers of the viking God, Odin.

I got about 20 crows visit my shop every morning, and a pair of Ravens.. always happy to see em

I recently experienced a wild crow eating out of my hand. In my town Čakovec (Croatia), my friends used to throw food to a crow for a few days and it would return every day. When I came to that place for the first time after a few days, a crow appeared, I held out my hand with a piece of bread and it came and took the bread from my hand.

Thanks for confirming, I am making friends with a young large, male raven frequently calling for a woman in the tree outside my balcony. I like to think it’s the same one who showed up days before, all dishelveled, feathers all crazy.. and he just stared into my window at me as i exercised, and was making crazy random calls while staring at me…I asked myself if it was the same raven that I imitated him while walking one day, and he was frantically searching for his new human buddy (in my head, he was pushed from the nest and has mommy issues) and found me after scoping out the place, but…probably not..right? 😅🐦‍⬛❤️

Work next to a cemetery and have seen Ravens escort hawks and/or falcon out.

So beautiful creatures ❤️

When I go to work today I'm going to see if I can tell the difference lol

Hello and thank you so much for your faithful light-hearted and reverent observation of this very cool and often misunderstood bird! I live in Anchorage Alaska and have always loved mimicking ravens calls. It's a very common occurrence (especially by native Alaskan children) to see and hear locals immigration the very recognizable Ravens calls, chirps, clicks etc.. often with a great deal of authenticity! I myself have practiced it for most of my life It's fascinating to sit there and "chat" with what essentially is a wild animal, like an old or new fascinating friend! They genuinely seem to be trying to communicate just as much and enthusiastic as the human in the conversation! Here in Anchorage we have a lot of city raven's that I can often see playing most of the day, searching or begging for food, riding the up drafts, often right before dawn, sweeping up off the small buildings we have in our city center. I've recently been forced to use our cities homeless and social services and thusly had much more opportunity to just sit and watch them, (often from Walmarts parking lot where I am not chased away but have nothing better to do and they've free WiFi that is a god send when you don't have any other access to communication and such) and have deepened my interest and curiosity and fascination with this obviously intelligent and funny creature. So much so that I went scouring UA-cam to find any and all videos that detailed there fascinating behavior. Yours is the first video I've found that both shred insight as well as candid and hilarious "observable behavior". Thank you so much for sharing what you've learned! I feel like it has helped cement what will become a lifelong fascination about this special creature and I look forward to checking out more of your videos One thing before I stop gushing, the ravens up here seem to have a different and more pronounced "squawk" that comes from the back of the throat. Rolls a bit. As well as these sort of "chirpy" clicks but very repetitive almost like they are trying to teach us "there" language! It's really cool to try and squawk out "me Tarzan you Raven" and genuinely feels like there is a mutual interest to communicate learn and share. Which sounds crazy when you say it out loud, but I'll say it anyway.. lol Anyhow.. thanks again for sharing. I found EXACTLY what I was looking for in your video. Some answers, but mostly a mutual admiration and childlike sense of humor and wonder and fondness that resonates in my heart and mind. Thank you from Alaska!

Been feeding a pair for nearly five years. They stay through winter. I can't even leave my property because of the snow for near two months. I can get close to the male but his lady won't come for food if I am about. Falcons and hawks aren't allowed in their territory. Wish I knew were they nest. They are not like bee's they go all directions when leaving or coming. They watch me very closely. I can never tell from where. They could make any master spy jealous. Lots of naked apes come around shooting so I believe that is why they are so cautious. I envy there life's so so much. 😊

Never mind the Difference between them. I love both of them.

Crows also have life long partners... don't know why you haven't seen that

What an excellent nature video!

I saw this twice yesterday while driving, in the same area! It made me smile, they were playing exactly like this

Ravens are my favorite category on PH

Thanks you rule all the best !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fabulous! I think Choughs are similarly playful?

If I had a pet crow the first thing I'd teach it to say is, Yes sir that is one big bunch of CACA which rhymes with CAW CAW! ❤😂😅

Not just the corvid family which include crows ravens magpies and jays but all birds in general have more to their intelligence and personalities than what most people give them credit for. ❤😂😅

You bringing religion into the story ruined it for me. It's best to leave nature as is.

Thank you for your video 🎉

TY, Do Ravens mimick more sounds than the mocking bird? I see mocking birds as well. I took a video yesterday of a Crow playing with pine straw from claw to beak. Then, it flew with the pine straw in it's beak. In a different area today, I saw Ravens playing in a group near the great tailed grackles, which looks like they have a black coat when flying, but looks like a peacock coat, but shimmery & colorful when seen on the ground or close up & struts like a peacock when they are walking around on the ground, but the young grackles have a brown coat Near my house was Crows their tails, their tails are cut off with the dip in them or flat tails. I see lots of Turkey Vultures daily: they like to fly in groups at times, but they definitely have a small head But there are a lot of variety of ducks & birds in my area to include the hooting owls at night. I thought one owl at dusk was a Hawk, but it was an owl. Letting go is a daily process-Melody Beattie Namaste Peace Shalom

How in the hell you call yourself a scientist yet you're denying process of evolution? And since when doing some things on instinct is an argument against that? Literally you have that life dynamism before you face. I'm glad at least you've developed that kind of reliationship with other animal but why you need to gaslight yourself that you're participating in some grant scheme "ohoho that thing belongs to the nature" (like we doesn't lol) just to justify a love for something?

Actually i think i know why they turn upside down when diving G forces because if they just drove straight down normally they would pull negative G force but like that its positive just a theory

They are beautiful and so intelligent.Thanks for sharing😊

It's not a Crow or a Raven. It's a Rook

I love ravens and crows. Fascinating and mysterious creatures.

I wonder if they have bomb diving championships! This is one of the best Corvid docs on the Internet I've seen so far.

Birds are the eyes and ears of God. They see every thing we do our don't do. This is why compassion is so important

Yhea I've noticed the runs with crows also. They would actually take feathers from them and mark thier turns with its feathers. The runt would came down and show me his awesome wingspan and flex it in all kinds of ways while talking Thier super special ❤️ 💖