Crows

American Crows, Fish Crows, Northwestern Crows and Tamaulipas (Mexican) Crows all find a home here. Crow Busters do a bang up job of giving you all the facts you need to know about crows.

Carrion crows have a broad diet including eggs, insects, and even vegetables and grains in winter. Stop by this site to find out the nifty way crows cracks shells to get the nuts that are inside.

Most of this page on Crows is dedicated to the over 50 species of Crows. You must check it out! I also enjoy the Tradition, Mythology and Folklore section of this Wikipedia site.

Crows are often misidentified as ravens. Although the two are related, crows have shorter beaks and are smaller in size. Don't miss the other facts that pack this page.

Adult American crows are completely black while young crows have blue eyes and pink inside their mouths. Visit Animal Diversity Web to find out how young crows change as they grow. Don't forget to look at all of the pictures they have available, including a crow's foot print.