This Crow plays hide-and-seek with the Eagle (photos by Sam Boatman)

[sohappytobehere]

This morning: This was actually funny. I took over 100 pics of this one crow "playing" with a bald eagle. In this one tree (no nest involved), the crow was much more agile. Over half the time, the eagle was reacting to where the crow was last, instead of where he was at that instant. Had to have been there to fully appreciate.
Sam

[Velvet]

Not an even match - even the crow realizes that.

[kcrazorbackfan]

That is some awesome pics!

[LuvNH]

Incredible photos. That crow really wanted the eagle gone, the crow may have a nest nearby.

[Bay Kid]

Gave him the evil eye warning.

[Bay Kid]

He gave him the evil eye warning.

[PugMom]

He gave him the evil eye warning.

:1rotfl::clap2:

[AmberParker]

Wow! Great pics! Thank you for sharing

[coconutmama]

Great pictures as always.
Last night on PBS, on “Nature”, was a show on Raptor birds. Very good. I think next Wednesday is a 2nd chapter. Some of the birds found here were featured

[Donegalkid]

This morning: This was actually funny. I took over 100 pics of this one crow "playing" with a bald eagle. In this one tree (no nest involved), the crow was much more agile. Over half the time, the eagle was reacting to where the crow was last, instead of where he was at that instant. Had to have been there to fully appreciate.
Sam

Great pics. Ha. The crow is toying with the unsuspecting eagle. Crows are much smarter than eagles and can make great pets.

Crows Perform Yet Another Skill Once Thought Distinctively Human | Scientific American (https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/crows-perform-yet-another-skill-once-thought-distinctively-human/)

“Crows and ravens are some of the smartest animals in the world with their intelligence considered on par with chimpanzees.”

10 Fun Facts About the American Crow | Audubon (https://www.audubon.org/news/10-fun-facts-about-american-crow#:~:text=4.,considered%20on%20par%20with%20chi mpanzees).

One of the most famous movie stars in the world from the 1930s to 1950s was Jimmy, a raven, appearing in over 1000 films and trained to perform all kinds of stunts.

We have always enjoyed watching the ravens in the North Woods. Very clever creatures.

[nhtexasrn]

This morning: This was actually funny. I took over 100 pics of this one crow "playing" with a bald eagle. In this one tree (no nest involved), the crow was much more agile. Over half the time, the eagle was reacting to where the crow was last, instead of where he was at that instant. Had to have been there to fully appreciate.
Sam

I love Crows! So smart!!

[richdell]

Playing peek-a-boo

[birdawg]

This morning: This was actually funny. I took over 100 pics of this one crow "playing" with a bald eagle. In this one tree (no nest involved), the crow was much more agile. Over half the time, the eagle was reacting to where the crow was last, instead of where he was at that instant. Had to have been there to fully appreciate.
Sam are they crows or raven’s

[sohappytobehere]

are they crows or raven’s

Sam says:
Maybe the readers could provide input.

[roguesearcher]

Very cool.

[Gator_Girl]

Awesome pics, thank you for sharing! So much detail!