Crows
Birds of North America
Corvus
Lives, Habitats & Pictures of the Crows
Although, there are four different types of crows in North America, only the sound and cries they make can differentiate one from the other. The appearance and size are all similar to one another.
The American Crow has the largest range, from the prairies in Canada to the east coast and down into the Southern States. The Fish Crow is not as large, its range is in the Southern States. The Northwestern Crow lives on the west side of the Rocky Mountains, along the western coastlines. The most southern crow is the Tamaulipas Crow, found in Southern Texas and into Mexico.
Crows are scavengers, adept at eating a wide range of foods, including crops such as corn and cereals. They are known for their cunning ways and are perceived as intelligent. Always wary of man because he is their main predator. These birds will not tolerate any type of birds of prey and will taunt and attack them until they leave their territories.
The Names of the different Crows
| # | Bird Name | # | Bird Name |
| 1 | American Crow | 2 | Fish Crow |
| 3 | Northwestern Crow | 4 | Tamaulipa Crow |
| Click on the bird names listed below to see pictures of the Crows of North America | ||
| American Crow | Fish Crow | Northwestern Crow |
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