Crows are fascinating and intelligent. It isn't that easy to figure out what they do and where they go, because they can fly and we can't. I tracked several crow families in my neighborhood, trying to understand everything I could about their lives. Balancing my own acknowledged anthropomorphic leanings with research rooted in science, I began to see a story emerge from the journal notes I kept to try to understand them. I didn't expect anyone to care much about crows, but what I found was a vast community of people with the same keen interest I have.
What readers have said:
"A Joy to Read a Model for all Backyard Naturalists"
"Her writing style is smooth, polished, and personal, and so we look forward to the next page, and the next."
"Extremely readable, it improved my opinions of these birds..."
"The author proves you don't have to sleep on a branch with a crow to get to know it..."
"You will come to know her crow friends as if you were actually there with her..."
"This is one of the best books I have ever read!"
