Crows are amazing, and even those who have studied them for decades are mystified by their intelligence and social behaviors. 

  Crows keep a close family unit and the hatchlings of last year, are the babysitters this year. A baby crow lives and learns for several years before heading out to start their own family.

   Crows can count and communicate important information along great distances to other members of the group.

   And because of this, they are wildly successful at adapting and raising young.

   They are stronger together than a single bird alone.

   Just like us.

   There's never been a better time to find a community - in real life or online. Learning and sharing with others fills a deep need and can help us be happier, healthier, and live longer - better.

   If you are struggling to find a group - check out a community center near you, or online for groups that are connected to an interest or hobby that you have. And it's OK to shop around - the best groups are the ones that you feel at home in, like birds of a feather.