We have had a pair of Fish Crows nesting in our pine trees for at least the past 3-4 years. So far this year, no sign of them. We seem to have both American and Fish Crows about right now...
Gail Mackiernan
Colesville, MD
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Subject: Re: [MDBirding] Un-American Crows
Fish Crows are the last to abandon the White Flint roost in the spring and the first to begin using it in the fall. So the birds passing through your neighborhoods lately are mostly Fish Crows. Aside from that, I have noticed that Fish Crows seem to be more numerous in recent years and may be breeding in suburban neighborhoods. Time for my afternoon nap.
Paul O'Brien
Rockville, Mont. Co., MD
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