Life list Perching

American Crow

Corvus brachyrhynchos 美洲鸦

美洲鸦

American Crow, photographed

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14 frames · Fujifilm X-T5 + XF 70-300

The American Crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos) is a large, predominantly black perching bird about 22 inches long with broad, fingered, rounded wings and a short, square‑tipped tail. It is highly intelligent, social, and adaptable, inhabiting varied North American habitats and feeding on a diverse omnivorous diet.

First spotted
8 Jul 2025
Seen at 11 places
Beaver Marsh Nature PreserveBrumley Nature PreserveCape May, NJDuke GardenLyon FarmsMason Farm Biological ReservePatterson Place & Five OaksSandy Creek ParkSeattle, WAUS-101, OR金玉公寓
Group
Perching

Field marks

Length
22 in · 56 cm
Colours
Black
Wings
Broad · Fingered · Rounded
Tail
Short · Square-tipped
In flight
Direct Flight
Movement
Resident
World population
28 million

Filed under

Crows & Jays