On my journey along West Marginal Way by the shipping container yards and the cement plant I encountered a small family of crows.
Crows are ingenious in finding territory in which to raise a family and survive. This industrial area has many crow opportunities for success with the forest across the street, the Duwamish River and the garbage we humans leave behind. The container area also provides them with lots of places to perch and watch. That is a crow favorite pass time, watching us humans.
To see more of my Duwamish Adventure I have a directory post that links all of the pieces together. You can find that post here – My Duwamish Adventure Directory
Crows of Arroyos 
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The crows who live in my community LOVE it when my neighbors put out their overflowing trash bins! I watch them, perched on a bulging garbage bag — inspecting their kingdom.
They are very territorial. When they are aware of my watching them — they walk away.
Very astute, those crows. I am SUCH a fan …
So glad you have crow friends. They do keep us on our toes. Take care. r