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A small brain doesn't mean small intelligence... (Original Post) pbmus Feb 2020 OP
Corvid to be sure... MontanaMama Feb 2020 #1
Hooded Crow aka Hoodies sarge43 Feb 2020 #4
Thanks for the ID. MontanaMama Feb 2020 #9
You're welcome sarge43 Feb 2020 #10
Never underestimate a crow. democratisphere Feb 2020 #2
You mean a big stupid brain is not smart n/t. airplaneman Feb 2020 #3
I think that's a Magpie. alittlelark Feb 2020 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author sarge43 Feb 2020 #6
Crows are known to be smart sakabatou Feb 2020 #7
Crow ... James Crow sarge43 Feb 2020 #8
Crows are amazing! They are really smart! mysteryowl Feb 2020 #11

sarge43

(28,940 posts)
4. Hooded Crow aka Hoodies
Sat Feb 8, 2020, 09:06 PM
Feb 2020

All over Europe, well into Russia.

First cousin to our crow and just as smart, if not more so.

sarge43

(28,940 posts)
10. You're welcome
Sat Feb 8, 2020, 10:36 PM
Feb 2020

However, alittlelark may be right; it could be a magpie. They do look much alike.

Both are in the Corvidae family, so similar behavior and intelligence level.

Response to alittlelark (Reply #5)

mysteryowl

(7,363 posts)
11. Crows are amazing! They are really smart!
Sat Feb 8, 2020, 11:01 PM
Feb 2020

There was a Ted Talk I once heard about the training of crows to pick up trash in parks!

Another fun fact, crows fly out of they city every evening and return in the morning.

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