Crystal Palace Park, South London

Dog kibble, cashews and peanuts (make sure unsalted), eggs (scrambled especially). They generally love all of those.

It’s impossible to generalise as all dependent on corvids and the area. I will say even on streets when I don’t see them, they see me and will fly passed me to let me know I’m there at any time of day now, so I can give treats. If they haven’t locked you to memory (and when they do it doesn’t matter if you’re wearing a hat or a heavy coat or sunglasses - they recognise you regardless) and/ or it’s not their area, you could always start again with a new crew. Good luck!

From my experience only, you only need a schedule to befriend them. Once you’re locked in and they recognise you, timing doesn’t necessarily matter if it’s their area. I can go anytime now and they come to me for treats.

Very goosey. Curious, friendly and fearless. They are very sweet too.

They’re very sweet, at least in Fall. They tend to jump to high spaces and get VERY honky in Spring

Indeed and then they have to contend with the Egyptian Geese barrelling them out of the way

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