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"A fascinating look at the corvid family, illustrated with Mr. Angell's delightful black-and-white drawings."--Stuart Ferguson, Wall Street Journal
"[A] superb study that should deepen our understanding, and perhaps appreciation, of these fascinating birds."--Library Journal
"[A] superb study that should deepen our understanding, and perhaps appreciation, of these fascinating birds. . . . These intrepid researchers go to extraordinary lengths. . . . Though Angell's more than 100 charming drawings and the authors' zest for their subjects may lend In the Company of Crows and Ravens popular appeal, this is a serious book well suited for academic or large public collections."--Library Journal
". . . intriguing and inspiring insights . . . rich tapestry of folklore and science . . . comprehensive account of the impact of crows on human culture."--Joanna Dally, Science
"Fascinating discussions. . . . A wealth of amazing and amusing anecdotal material."--Nick Devlin, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
"[A] delightful blend of science, art, and anthropology."--Booklist
"[A] delightful blend of science, art, and anthropology, biologist Marzluff and illustrator Angell, both fascinated by the corvids, demonstrate why the crows and ravens are worthy of study and respect. . . . The text travels easily from science to folklore to literature, which, along with Angell's lively black-and-white illustrations, recommends this book highly."--Booklist
"Sleek, evocative illustrations--a mysterious light seems to come directly from the eyes and feathers of these birds."--Susan Salter Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Book Review
"Sleek, evocative illustrations--a mysterious light seems to come directly from the eyes and feathers of these birds. . . . Learning how to slow down and observe animals around us is one simple way to form a stronger bond with nature. In the Company of Crows and Ravens is a subtle and beautiful reminder of this simple truth."--Susan Salter Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Book Review
"If corvids could read--and it seems they can do damn near everything else--they would surely find this book as entertaining and instructive as this human does."--Laurence A. Marschall, Natural History
". . . beautifully illustrated and produced . . . as gripping and difficult to put down as any good work of fiction."--Alex Kacelnik, Nature
"Gorgeous illustrations. . . . Though Crows and Ravens is beautiful enough for coffee-table-book status, it advances an edgy, even spooky scientific idea: that throughout history, crows and humans have changed one another's culture."--Mary Ann Gwinn, Seattle Times
"Marzluff and Angell provide detailed facts about every extant member of the genus Corvidae. They are particularly good at addressing the effects of human habitat on crows. They provide keen insight into corvid nesting and family habits, show how corvids learn culture, language and behaviour, and recommend ways to balance crow populations."--A. J. Levin, Toronto Globe & Mail
"The authors' systematic exploration of this history is handsomely complemented by dozens of Angell's pen-and-ink drawings."--Roxana Robinson, Wilson Quarterly
"Replete with well-documented stories. . . . After reading this book I'm looking forward more than ever to crows returning to my backyard."--Susan Lumpkin, Zoogoer Magazine
"Crows and ravens stir up much interest, precisely for the reasons John Marzluff and Tony Angell give in this handsomely illustrated work."--Bernd Heinrich, author of Mind of the Raven
"With engaging prose and compelling art, the authors tell us how our interactions with other species, especially crows and ravens, have influenced both us and them over the ages. . . . If you believe that we have great impacts on other species but that they have influenced us relatively little, then you should read this delightfully written and illustrated book."--Gordon H. Orians, University of Washington
"Members of the crow family (corvids), which include ravens, jays and magpies, as well crows, have the reputation of being mischievous, machaevellian creatures, who steal other birds' eggs and raid agricultural crops. But these corvids are also renowned for their wisdom as well as their deceit. This fascinating book describes not only the role corvids have played in our folklore but more generally how corvids have influenced human culture and the impact of humans on corvids. I hope this book will afford corvids the respect they deserve."--Nicola Clayton, University of Cambridge
"This is the most detailed account I know of concerning crows and their interaction with man. A very readable and thought-provoking book!"--Noble S. Proctor, Ph.D., author of Manual of Ornithology and A Field Guide to North Atlantic Wildlife
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