Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
Featherence’s 30-Day Crow Protocol
A paid, printable field guide for building a steady feeding routine and getting to know neighborhood crows and ravens.
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- The guide’s PACE routine stands for Prepare, Appear, Contribute, Exit; the site also points to research on crows recognizing a face for at least 2.7 years.
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The protocol divides the month into Establish, Repeat, and Continue phases, with guidance to keep the place, arrival, and food cues consistent. Its PACE framework means Prepare, Appear, Contribute, Exit. The listed printables include a feeding-station planner, local-check prompts, flock-recognition notes, a route map, a tracker, and a feeding log. The site also summarizes research on face recognition, including a reported response lasting at least 2.7 years.
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