If you spend enough time driving through Maryland, you’ll eventually notice that crows seem to have favorite seats.
Some prefer the wires overlooking cornfields on the Eastern Shore.
Others gather above suburban streets outside Baltimore or line utility poles near the edges of shopping centers and industrial parks. Along the Chesapeake Bay, small groups often watch marinas, parking lots, and tidal marshes from above, remaining motionless for long periods before suddenly disappearing toward some destination only they understand…