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[illusionist552]

awww man i like watching the vids of ur friendship with the crow:) it's so cute. i would like to have a crow as a friend but in my country, they became pests and many were gunned down. quite sad actually. the crows in my country are quite vindictive though...

[WillowFox]

Thank you!, I try to be as kind as I can to all animals I meet!

I absolutely love them!

[9sleddogs]

Hi Willowfox, usually I have no use for human beings , but every once in a while I am encouraged by a act of compassion and kindness that ,for a moment , softens my callas opinion

of two legged critters ! You ,my friend , are obviously a man of great and uncommon gentleness

which I'm sure these wonderful creatures can see easily. I and my sleddogs would be proud

to know you. I hope the two of you grow to be VERY old crows !!! The world needs more like

you !!!

[halobat13]

This video made me smile so big. What an amazing gift the universe gave you that day :)

[wolfhound692]

you have street mail my Boy that is a message, enjoy it

[WillowFox]

@wolfhound692 wut?

[wolfhound692]

@WillowFox A good omen

[Bregowald]

this is wrong and scary.......the crow is the devil. if i were u i'dbe scared... i heard of a crow being an omen of death...... :(

[WillowFox]

@Bregowald Really? because he was a good friend and stuck by me, I had to leave him behind but he still remembers me.

A woman I met while walking with him said that when a crow comes into your life, it is a sign of great change.

A week later I moved away and left my home for a new job, a new life, a new world.

I miss him, he was the only friend who really stuck by me during that time of my life.

I don't think he was a devil, perhaps an angel sent to help me in a time of deep depression and hurt.

[WillowFox]

@Bregowald I have made many wild friends, crows, foxes, deer, skunks, raccoons, opossum, many wild animals and birds.

I respect them, I love them all, and they know it.

I helped this bird find his way, and he added a little piece of happiness and comfort in my life, he added to the many real deep and caring friendships that we so often take for granted

Friendship and companionship cross the species barrier, and when people like you think that it is an omen of something bad, it greatly saddens me

[WillowFox]

@WillowFox Crows can live to be 35 years old and remember things better then most humans ever do.

He was less then a year old in this video, I was 30.

When I am 60, he and I will be a couple of old crows.

But we are more likely to still be friends then even my closest human friends today.

[ElvisLivesUpstairs]

LOL I love how he squawks in your ear. He's so cute

[JoJoRama702]

You look like a pokémon trainer : ]

[Westi277]

i think sir, you have made a wonderful friend. I think if visited more often he would of become so close :) the camera angle that you had your head and the crows head together must of been a facebook piccy lol x

[Kentsuruki]

I once found a Eagle lying in the river with my dad.

We took him with cause he looked hurt and didn't fly away when we got closer.

My dad once raised a eagle too just as a side note.

We took him to the veterinarian.

She said he will be fine (it was a sunday and no bird specialists were on duty) so we made him a nice Bed with some water and food.

The next day we went to look for him he died.

But atleast we tried. It's always a nice feeling to help animals and do your best to "heal" them.

[WillowFox]

@Kentsuruki That's sad : (

This guy made it just fine though, and remembers who I am, witch is pretty weird, he's still around that area I have not been there for months but last time I was, I got to see him again, a bit more timid but he followed me around for a good while before I had to go ^_^

[Kentsuruki]

@WillowFox Be happy!

I always wanted a "pet" bird.

not like a bird in a cage because i think it's just wrong to lock birds into cages.

The funniest thing the eagle my dad raised a while ago came flying back for food sometimes.

He even landed on the arm of my dad sometimes as if he was tamed.

[Chimerism101]

Aww.

Gotta give props to Mom and Dad for feeding him instead of attacking you; I heard on NPR that if you anger crows, they hold grudges, they memorize your face, AND they spread the word.

[layala187]

You sir, are so awesome and kind for having done such a thing most people couldn't have cared less to do. Thank you for improving my faith in humanity.

[WillowFox]

@layala187 Why thank you very much!

I actually help all kinds of animals all the time it seems lol.

Have you seen the other videos about him I have?

I have helped out baby and full grown skunks, and a couple opossums and stuff as well, but this guy is the only one who ever came back lol, and even now if I go to Keene, and happen to be spotted by him, he will come and say hi, yappin at me from roof tops or coming down to a nearby fence or branch to yap and follow me for a bit before leaving.

[Silkara78]

@WillowFox This is because crows have excellent memory, he remembers you.

[diana11071988]

@layala187 i couldnt say it better than you, I WOULD MISS THE BUDDY TOO :)

[extriver]

Are you a soldier or something ? and if you are , in which unit ?

I'm gonna go in 1 more month to Israel defense forces :o

[Tagar101]

cool videos, thank you for showing

[RinEditionB]

Aww! The crow is like "yay! free ride! adventure!"