Rooks.

I like the photo. BUT Are you sure they are Crows?
If you see a Crow in a crowd it's a Rook.
If you see a Rook on its own it's a Crow.
Rooks tend to roost/nest together and Crows are solitary creatures.
Just a thought. I thought you might like to look it up.
CHEERS Vic.

Thanks for the commentary and I stand humbly corrected. I must admit that for me, birds are animals that flutter, chirp, soar, circle, and swoop in the air above or around our heads, or are earth-bound and scrabble, cluck, swim, run around or/and are eaten and have different sizes and colours. Totally ignorant. I shall look it up - after having shamefully amended the title. Have a good day and thanks again and keep on truckin'.
ps: I prefer fruit under-ripe, but shall come the day... Hopefully.

Actually they did look a bit small (and many) and silently kept changing branches up there and not strutting about fearlessly on the snowy sidewalk.

crows or not .. honestly don't care .. well seen and marvellously rendered; .. effective mono conversion; .. a little hesitation about vignettes

intentional
frames the tree