Ravens in Winter
by Bernd Heinrich · first published 1989
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And let's not forget that ravens have some of the most complex social behavior of any animal species. Great book on the subject: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/122665.Ravens_in_Winter
on “Parrots Are a Lot More Than ‘Pretty Bird’” ↗Sounds like what I learned from Ravens in Winter (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/122665.Ravens_in_Winter) an excellent read.
on “Squirrels listen in to birds' conversations as signal of safety” ↗…thread is about crows, I can't recommend Bernd Heinrich's books, many of which feature his relationship with ravens, highly enough. A Year in the Maine Woods [1] is a classic. Mind of the Raven [2] and Ravens in Winter [3] may be of interest to anyone following this thread and since I am speaking about ravens in a thread about crows, an Audubon article "How to Tell a Raven from a Crow" [4] may also be of interest. [1]…
on “How to Befriend Crows” ↗I really recommend reading "Ravens in Winter" by Bernd Heinrich https://jake-reich.co.uk/blog/17
on “Who's the Smartest Corvid?” ↗I can highly recommend the book "Ravens in Winter" that shows just how complex and advanced the social structure is of these birds.
on “Rats free each other from cages (2011)” ↗I strongly recommend the book Ravens in Winter for anyone interested in this topic.
on “Distressed ravens show empathy” ↗