The bill of a crow is smooth, slightly hooked down on the end, and half-covered in flat black bristles. It’s almost delicate compared to the raven’s bill, which is quite a bit larger and ...

with uniformly black plumage and fan-shaped tail. Bill is larger than other American crows, but distinctly smaller than either raven. On rare occasions individuals show white patches in wings.

An inky-black raven soaring over a landscape white with snow. Though similar in appearance to the American crow, the common ...

the supreme member of the crow tribe. Variously known as croupy craw, corbie or just Ralph, he sports a shaggy throat, boasts a wingspan of 4ft and, from his formidable bill to his ‘crowbar’ legs, he ...