Ravens
Birds of North America
Corvidae
Lives, Habitats & Pictures of the Ravens
There are two types of ravens in North America. The Common Raven can be found throughout Canada, except in some areas of Alberta and Saskatchewan and along the Eastern regions of the United States. The Chihuahuan Raven, also known as the "White-necked Raven" lives along the American and Mexican border throughout the Eastern regions of Mexico.
Ravens are the largest members of the Corvidae family. These birds live in the far North and along the Rocky Mountains into Mexico. Ravens are a respected bird, with their images found on wooden totem poles, carvings made from wood and from the tusk of walruses and on native paintings. Known for their unique calls and many different voices, these birds can often be heard before being seen, from the sounds of their large wings swooshing through the air, as they fly above the trees.
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Chihuahuan Raven
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Common Raven
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