I think crows can see pellets coming

[iride]

If you hunt crows better watch this , a little long but you will come away a lot smarter, and you may not shoot crows any more, I am just saying, and then again you may become a lot better hunter of the crow. LIke I say its a bit long but it will make you a better hunter , but just not a crow hunter.
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/a-murder-of-crows-full-episode/5977/

 

[CORKY]

I would guess that crows can see the pellet coming. Under certain conditions, when I used to hunt, I could see the pellet going, so why not?

 

[Swing360]

One thing I've noticed is that our pellets make quite a bit of noise coming down range. I occasionally will set up my iPhone's down range on video to get close impact shots that I can slow down and you can CERTAINLY here that pellet coming. 

I'm sure it's the same thing here. The shhhhhhhhew those pellets make is louder than you would think.

 

[Ginuwine1969]

In the time it takes for the pellet to travel 100 yards is less than 1 second, that would give the Crow time to what turn its head, at best lift a wind or bend its legs thats it. Unless it's been training with Neo in the Matrix.

 

[BumbleB]

I can tell you one thing for sure, the magpies sure are not, and they are just as wary! Bye, Bye Magpies lmao )