Category: Crows

As an avid birdwatcher and researcher, I’ve spent countless hours observing and studying the fascinating world of corvids, particularly crows and magpies. These two species, while sharing a family, exhibit intriguing differences that extend beyond their physical attributes. From their distinctive behaviors and intelligence levels to their unique nesting habits, each bird tells a different…

As a seasoned bird enthusiast and researcher, I’ve spent countless hours observing and studying the fascinating world of birds. One common question I often encounter is the difference between crows and grackles. At first glance, these two birds may seem remarkably similar with their dark plumage and sharp, pointed beaks. However, when you delve deeper,…

As an expert on avian species, I find crows particularly fascinating. These intelligent birds, known for their adaptability, have a lifespan that might surprise you. In the wild, their life expectancy averages around 7-8 years, a figure influenced by various natural factors. However, under human care, these creatures can live significantly longer, with some reaching…

As an expert on birds, particularly crows, I’m excited to share insights into a question many bird enthusiasts ask: “How big are crows?” Crows, part of the corvid family, are fascinating creatures known for their intelligence and adaptability. Their size, however, varies and is influenced by several factors, including their species and geographical location. In…

It’s not a secret that crows are one of the cleverest bird species. They have proven their intelligence by solving puzzles, remembering human faces, and even showing a grudge. But, do you know crows also pose a strange, shocking behavior? And that is copulating with dead bodies. Now, you may be wondering, why do crows…

Have you ever encountered a crow that can’t fly? If so, then the crow might not have been able to fly due to injuries, like broken wings or broken legs that would help make a small hop to take off the ground. In fact, you’re not allowed to take care of such a crow. So,…

One afternoon, I was walking carelessly in my backyard. Suddenly, I saw a crow carrying off a pizza slice after several attempts. The crow wasn’t flying far or high. It just needed to take the slice behind a large tree in order to have a little privacy. This arises a question in my mind: How…

When it comes to arch-enemies, several pairs of animals, like cats and mice, wolves and elks, mongooses and cobras, spiders and flies, and pythons and alligators, may come into your mind. It’s high time to add another pair, crows and owls, to the list. So, do crows attack owls? The short answer is absolutely yes.…

Did you know baby crows are able to leave the nests and fly at 2 to 3 weeks after incubation? Still, the parents feed their babies until around 50 to 60 more days. Once baby crows leave the nests, they get along with the adults in the wild. So, why do you never see baby…

Did you know crows are both prey and predators? As predators, a murder of crows can mob and dive-bomb hawks and eagles. These birds can also kill the nestlings of songbirds and even their adults. Besides, they can crack and eat other birds’ eggs. So, when crows are prey, what are predators of crows? The…