Today, save on the highly rated Gifts of the Crow: How Perception, Emotion, and Thought Allow Smart Birds to Behave Like Humans by John Marzluff and Tony Angell. The Kindle download for the book is $1.99 today, a big saving compared to the listed print price of $18, and previous Kindle listed price of $11.99 (as of 3/3/15).
Crows are in the corvid family, which also includes jays and magpies. This family is known for their extreme intelligence. For a quick look at how clever corvids can be, check out this article to see how a Eurasian Jay wasn't fooled by different sleight of hand magic tricks -- unlike humans who observed the same tricks.
Magic Tricks May Fool You, but These Birds Can See Through Them
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Thank you to everyone who entered my March giveaway! I used a random name picker to select the winner. Congratulations to Wendy R on winning a copy of Wesley the Owl! Wendy, I’ll contact you via email to get your address details.
Thank you to everyone who entered my Crossley ID Guide: Raptors giveaway!! I used a random name picker to select the winner. Congratulations to Melissa C. on winning the book! Melissa, I will contact you privately via email shortly. For everyone else, remember that the Crossley ID Guide: Raptors is available for purchase!
The Prairie Birder is giving away a copy of the newest bird guide in the fabulous Crossley ID series: The Crossley ID Guide: Britain & Ireland. Enter by commenting on the contest blog post; leave your comment by December 19th to be in the December 21st drawing.
Thanks for visiting this stop on the Crossley ID Guide Blog Tour! I hope you'll enjoy this look at some raptors I have come to know...
