Blacky the Crow

Reddy Fox

Blacky the Crow and Reddy Fox are frequent antagonists, competing for food and territory.

Old Man Coyote

Blacky the Crow and Old Man Coyote are competitors, often clashing over food and territory.

Reddy Fox

Blacky the Crow and Reddy Fox are frequent antagonists, competing for food and territory.

Reddy Fox

Blacky the Crow and Reddy Fox are frequent antagonists, competing for food and territory.

Old Man Coyote

Blacky the Crow and Old Man Coyote are competitors, often clashing over food and territory.

Old Man Coyote

Blacky the Crow and Old Man Coyote are competitors, often clashing over food and territory.

XXXI: Blacky the Crow Has Sharp Eyes

Uses his sharp eyes to spy on the Old Briar-patch and discovers Peter Rabbit's family, then spreads the news.

Peter Rabbit's Nursery

Spread the news of Peter's family.

Bowser the Hound

Appears to help Bowser by providing guidance or information.

VI: The Surprise of Blacky the Crow

Blacky is traveling in search of food and discovers Bowser the Hound in a sugar camp house.

VII: Blacky the Crow Takes Pity on Bowser

Takes pity on Bowser and decides to help him despite his usual mischievous nature.

How Blacky the Crow Helped Bowser

Blacky takes pity on Bowser and decides to help him find food, using his knowledge of the area to guide the hound toward a farmhouse.

Where Was Bowser the Hound?

The other who knows Bowser's location; he discovered Bowser in trouble and helped him, but keeps the secret.

Where Bowser Was

Led Bowser to the old road and left him, reasoning that Bowser must follow it or starve.

Bowser Becomes a Prisoner

Blacky the Crow passes overhead, and his cawing intensifies Bowser's longing for home.

Bowser's Great Voice

Observes Bowser's distress and decides to seek Old Man Coyote's help.

Blacky Tries to Get Help

Blacky tries to enlist Old Man Coyote's help to lead Bowser the Hound home, showing his crafty and strategic nature.

XXV: Blacky Calls on Reddy Fox

Blacky wastes no time after speaking with Old Man Coyote and flies to find Reddy Fox, using flattery to approach him.

Red Wits and Black Wits

Tries to flatter and manipulate Reddy Fox into helping him, but Reddy sees through his scheme.

The Artfulness of Blacky

Demonstrates artfulness by deceiving Reddy Fox to help Bowser the Hound.

Reddy Fox Dreams of Chickens

Blacky is seen flying away after telling Reddy about the fat hens, leaving Reddy to wonder about the farm's location.

Reddy Tries to Arouse Blacky's Pity

Sees through Reddy's act and feigns sympathy, hoping to manipulate Reddy into traveling to the farm where Bowser the Hound is.

Blacky the Crow Is All Pity

Feigns pity for Reddy Fox, secretly mocking him while offering to lead him to fat hens.

Blacky Is Much Pleased with Himself

Flies toward the farm, caws encouragement to Reddy, and is pleased with his plan to help Bowser return home.

XXXII: Blacky Waits for Reddy

Waits for Reddy in a pine tree, watches him with amusement, and reveals the presence of the hens.

XXXIII: Reddy Watches the Fat Hens

Blacky the Crow guides Reddy to the farmyard and observes his actions, though Reddy does not acknowledge him.

Patience and Impatience

Blacky the Crow sits impatiently in a tall tree, watching Reddy and wishing he would act quickly.

Things Happen All at Once

Blacky is the black spot in the tall tree; he flies to the barn roof and screams 'Fox! Fox!' to alert the farmer.

What Blacky the Crow Saw

Blacky orchestrates the chase and watches Reddy hide the hen, feeling clever and pleased with his plan.

All Is Well That Ends Well

Returns to the Green Forest, content after his successful trick on Reddy, and reflects that all is well that ends well.