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What happened in Auburn,
New York on Saturday
and Sunday
November 26th and 27th 2005?
The First E-Crow Tourism Jaunt!
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We came to learn about and watch one of the largest winter crow roosts in the United
States. An
estimated 3,000 families of crows roost in Auburn, NY every winter (40-50,000
crows). "Crows are commonly known to be
the smartest birds on the planet. We know that they have a way of
communicating with each other that we haven't begun to understand, and they use
tools!” - Dr. Anne Clark |
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Bridget Yanes in awe
at the morning watch |
.... and Dora Schomberg and
Ahmed Halima are fascinated during the evening watch |
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| Some, like Owen Brown of
Beavers, Wetlands & Wildlife came to learn more about crows |
.... some came to listen to
Dr. Anne Clark of Binghamton University |
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| Some, were satisfied just
watching the crows |
... and Aresh Jayadi tried to fly along
with them |
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Whatever the motivation, the whole gang had a great time!
PLEASE JOIN US NEXT YEAR! |
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