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Corvus monedula
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Size: |
13 inches (33 cm) |
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Habitat: |
Woodland, farmland, cities and coastline |
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Feeding: |
Insects, carrion, eggs, young birds, fruit, seeds |
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Eggs: |
3 - 5 light blue with black spots laid
April - May, incubation about 18 days |
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Jackdaw |
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The Jackdaw is black with a grey nape to the neck. It has a
slightly stubby beak and striking white eyes. Both sexes are
alike.
Jackdaws are renowned for stealing, not only food, but
other useless objects.
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