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    The Common Raven is a large black bird found throughout Canada and most of the United States, identifiable by its "Cr-r-ruck" call. It feeds on insects, small mammals, birds, reptiles and is preyed upon by owls, eagles, and coyotes. The raven population is one of the fastest growing of birds worldwide and makes up a large percentage of perching birds in North America.

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    The Common Raven is a large black bird found throughout Canada and most of the United States, identifiable by its "Cr-r-ruck" call. It feeds on insects, small mammals, birds, reptiles and is preyed upon by owls, eagles, and coyotes. The raven population is one of the fastest growing of birds worldwide and makes up a large percentage of perching birds in North America.

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    The Common Raven is a large black bird found throughout Canada and most of the United States, identifiable by its "Cr-r-ruck" call. It feeds on insects, small mammals, birds, reptiles and is preyed upon by owls, eagles, and coyotes. The raven population is one of the fastest growing of birds worldwide and makes up a large percentage of perching birds in North America.

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    Common Raven Characteristics

    Corvus corax Appearance: Entirely black


    Size: 1'9" to 2'
    Call: "Cr-r-ruck" sound
    The Common Raven is native to North
    Location: Flying over or perched up on trees
    America and can be found throughout
    throughout campus
    Canada and most of America. Some
    examples of its prey are insects, spiders, Season: Year-round
    small mammals, birds, and reptiles.
    Some of their most popular predators
    include great horned owls, golden
    eagles, and coyotes. The raven
    population is one of the fastest growing
    of birds in the
    population worldinand
    of birds theare a large
    world percentage
    and are a of the perching birds in North America.
    large percentage of the perching birds in
    North America.

    Fun Facts Sources


    As the Common Raven feeds on ants, earwigs BioKids of U Michigan
    and other pests, many farmers and exterminators Cornell Lab of Ornithology
    use strips of rolled cotton to attract the birds. National Geographic
    Picture: Megan Leich

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