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    American crows are large, jet black birds around 10-13 inches in size with a 3 foot wingspan commonly found year-round in trees near open fields and treetops across North America. They have a cawing call and make other sounds like coos, rattles, and clicks, and are intelligent omnivores that scavenge but also eat plants, bugs, and fruits.

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    American crows are large, jet black birds around 10-13 inches in size with a 3 foot wingspan commonly found year-round in trees near open fields and treetops across North America. They have a cawing call and make other sounds like coos, rattles, and clicks, and are intelligent omnivores that scavenge but also eat plants, bugs, and fruits.

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    American crows are large, jet black birds around 10-13 inches in size with a 3 foot wingspan commonly found year-round in trees near open fields and treetops across North America. They have a cawing call and make other sounds like coos, rattles, and clicks, and are intelligent omnivores that scavenge but also eat plants, bugs, and fruits.

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    American Crow Characteristics

    Corvus brachyrhynchos Appearance: Jet black; sharp black beak


    Size: Around 10-13" in size; approx. 3' wingspan
    Call: Cawing sound; coos; rattles and clicks
    American crows are large, intelligent
    Location: Commonly in trees around campus
    birds found all over North America. They
    Season: Year round
    can be found near open fields and
    treetops. Crows tend not to have a
    specific habitat. The American crow is o Native
    an omnivore that relies mainly on
    scavenging but will also eat plants, bugs,
    and fruits.

    Fun Facts Sources


    They are protected from humans internationally Cornell Lab of Ornithology
    by the Migratory Bird Treaty of 1918, and are Wikipedia
    native to the United States. Picture: Megan Leich

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