Crows [was "gradually flattening"]

["Terry Colvin" <colvint@fhu.disa.mil>]

[I'm letting this through only because we frequently talk about the
 "intelligence" of crows and what said intelligence might have to say
 about dinosaurs.  E-mail me if you think I should have held it back.
 In any case, I find it rather hard to accept that crows' have this
 much of a sense of humor...  -- MR ]

FOR bird researchers...
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Subject: gradually flattening
Author:  forteana@lists.primenet.com at smtp-fhu
Date:    17/07/96 19:21

[mummification]
>>I'd like to be tinned myself.
>>
>>Dave
>
>I'm with Nelson an this one:  pickled in a barrel of finest French brandy. 
>
>Alison

How 'bout being detonated like that whale story in Fortean Times? Why 
bother taking up our finite space here on the home planet?

Hang on.

A bloke just phoned Talk Radio while I was typing and said he saw a crop 
circle being made the other day, on the way to work. He said it was a bunch 
of crows walking around in a field, gradually flattening the straw/grass 
into "a perfect corn circle." Anyone heard this theory before? I thought it 
was quite likely someone here has heard this before, as I've realised there 
are quite a number of crowphiles on the list.

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