Crows are smart birds, this story is a vivid proof of that. Stuart Dalkvist, 56, posted a post on Twitter showing a gift he received from a crow’s family owed him six years ago.
A Seattle man spotted a bird family in his backyard with a baby chirping as their parents fed them. He was not worried about the existence of these animal creatures. But one day in his yard he saw the chicks fall out of the nest, while their parents could not help them.
“[The chicks] could almost fly, but instead they just ran in the yard, their parents crunching,” Dalkvist said.
“I grabbed both of them and put them in a tree. I put some food and water under them if they fall again. ”
The good man began to feed the birds with food and water almost every day for years. Gradually the crows realized that he was their true friend.
These birds can recognize faces, which helps them remember which people are threatening and which are friends.
And you know what, some animals know that when they owe someone a favor, they have to express their gratitude.
One day Dalkvist was surprised when he fed the crows a branch of a deer decorated with a box of soda.
The man rejoiced, thinking that it was the crow’s thank-you gift.
“I noticed it right away because I’m kind of sensitive to garbage going where it belongs,” he told The Dodo.
The next day the crows brought a branch and put it in the same place. The man fed them for years without asking for anything in return, but their reactions exceeded his expectations.
“It’s not just generosity, it’s creative, it’s art. “My mind is blown.” Dalquist wrote:
So sweet! We are sure that the exchange of gifts will strengthen the relationship between the human and his crow neighbors.
