What do pigeons and crows think of each other?

It depends on what situation the crow is in. For example, if a pigeon gets close to a crow's nest, the crow/crows could think of the pigeon as a threat and will protect the nest. In other situations, crows don't usually look for fights. read more

They're social and intelligent birds and will be okay with other animals and humans as long as the crows are not threatened. As for the pigeons, they wouldn't want any contact with crows. Sure, they might be in the same area where the crows hang out but they won't do anything that would bother the crows. read more

Crows are most afraid of large owls, and sleeping with a bunch of other crows could afford some protection for an individual crow. Another idea is the information center hypothesis, where information about profitable foraging areas is transmitted. read more

In some cases I think it’s because they can—smaller birds are more maneuverable and can chase and harass larger birds with little or no risk to themselves. read more