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Corvus corone
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Size: |
18 inches (45 cm) |
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Habitat: |
Anywhere with trees |
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Feeding: |
Insects, worms, carrion, eggs, fruit, seeds |
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Eggs: |
3 - 5 light blue/green with grey/brown spots laid
April - May, incubation about 19 days |
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Carrion Crow |
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Sometimes it is difficult to tell the difference between
carrion crows, hooded crows, rooks and jackdaws.
The carrion crow is all black whereas the hooded crow is more
grey. The rook is all black but has a grey beak and a bare
patch on its face. The jackdaw has a more stubby beak, a black
crown and a grey neck. |
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Carrion Crow |
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