he must've recognized the packaging, :1rotfl:

Delightful
 

Thanks All, This is the most delightful thread EVER!!

I lived on Clearwater beach/Sand Key for the last 15 years before moving here. A young couple who borrowed their parents condo in my building for their honeymoon getaway were in the pool. All of a sudden she starts screaming as a crow landed on the table they had placed some belongings on in between the chaise lounges. "MY RINGS ON THAT TABLE!, MY RINGS ON THAT TABLE!. I had just arose from my poolside slumber as she started screaming so I started running over there to shoo it away because they were in the pool. I got there just in time to see the crow take off with what I would learn was a $14,000 wedding ring.

Needless to say she was upset, even though their insurance would replace it she was still upset. Funniest thing she said was that she only brought her costume jewelry with. That was the only thing on that table worth anything and that's what the crow chose. Lol!

breakfast to go? ;-) Don't trust the squirrels,either!

At Calusa a bird (seagull) picked my ball up off the green and fly away with it.

NEVER have any food in your cart or golf bag. It just attracts hungry creatures.

To the fellow who commented on the first hole of colusa I had the same thing happened to me on the second hole of colusa the first hole used to have a million birds on the Green that you had to shoo away when you were putting if your ball landed to the right side of the hole

If you think they are bad, wait until one of the crocs targets your breakfast!

Did she need to have crow insurance as a separate rider?

Not long ago, a black bird landed in my cart and left his "gift" to me in the eye piece of my range finder... filled it right up.
Ugh

Speaking of squirrel problems

This is well worth a watch

Building the Perfect Squirrel Proof Bird Feeder - YouTube

Or targets their breakfast!!!

:eek:

Under the impression it is rare to see one, am I wrong?

Crows are probably the smartest birds in north America, maybe the world. they run in family pods and work together. It you threaten them they remember you face and will avoid you're presents and warn other crows of danger. Washington state or Oregon university done study on learning channel? (cant remember, been 10 years since I seen the program) years ago revealed a lot what crows learn and communicate. They also like shinny objects and will collect them. most don't realize, but they are watching you and learn how to source food. They didn't fall off the Gooney Bird turnip truck yesterday.

grackles and north American black bird have learned to pick dead bugs off car Front ends and even pick them out of the radiators. Watch them in parking lot next time you go to store.