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Give some Foods and water to your street birds. It will be helpful to them when they are hungry. Especially put some water in summer season. All animals and birds are our pets take care of them. Small little things will change their life in a healthy way.

Crow Bird Crows do have a bad reputation for damaging crops in the fields. However, their impact is quite less than what is exaggerated about this amazing bird.  They are large birds that have shiny black feathers. Crows flock together in large families. These birds are recognized by their loud voices and also, they are marked by their intelligence. Crows are very clever and curious birds who have a reputation as thieves and even pranksters. These birds belong to a group of birds, who are known as ‘songbirds’. 

The scientific name of a crow is ‘Corvus’. There are various types of crows that are found in the world. These crows sustain in many different habitats, which include woodlands, farms, and even cities. The American crow is very common in the United States and in Canada. The other types of crows are the carrion crow, fish crow, pied crow, and house crow. Large crows may measure up to 20 inches long. These long crows are mostly black in colour. Crows also have powerful beaks, through which they can catch smaller animals or can eat the crops in the farms.

Types of Crow Coming to the question, what is the scientific name of a crow? Well, each type of crow has a unique scientific name. The different types of crows are enumerated below with their scientific names

Crow EggsNesting Facts about crows are as follows.Clutch Size: 3-9 eggs.Egg Width: 1.0-1.2 in (2.6-3.1 cm)Incubation Period: 16-18 daysNestling Period: 20-40 daysDescription of the Egg: It is Pale bluish-green to olive green in colour with blotches of brown and grey towards the large ending.Crow InformationCrows are glossy blackbirds that are found majorly in all parts of the world. However, they are not found in the southern part of America. These crows are normally smaller and they are not thick-billed like the other birds. The majority of the Corvus species are known as crows. The large crows measure about 0.5 meters, which is 20 inches long, and they have wingspans that can reach up to 1 meter that is 39 inches. 

Crow InformationCrows are glossy blackbirds that are found majorly in all parts of the world. However, they are not found in the southern part of America. These crows are normally smaller and they are not thick-billed like the other birds. The majority of the Corvus species are known as crows. The large crows measure about 0.5 meters, which is 20 inches long, and they have wingspans that can reach up to 1 meter that is 39 inches. Crows feed on the ground itself where they walk around purposefully. Crows are omnivorous animals who hunt on young and weak animals. The berries, insects, and even eggs of other animals are eaten away by the crows. They catch the meat as a leopard does, swiftly, and store it for later consumption

About Crow Crows live in large and close-knitted families. They are very much social in nature, who hunt, forage together, and defend their territories together. They also care for their younger ones. Most of the crow species do not normally nest in colonies. Each of the mating pairs has its own nest which is made up of sticks and twigs, which are generally situated high up in a tree. In these nests are laid five or six greenish-to-olive-colored eggs, with their darker speckles. The young crows may spend up to six years with their own parents before breeding on their own. 

As the winter approaches, the northern crows gather together and form night-roosting groups. The night-roosting flocks can include tens of thousands of birds, while occasionally hundreds of thousands of birds are also grouped together. The possible reasons for these seasonal gatherings can be - for warmth, for protection against the predators like owls or hawks, or for exchanging information. A crow may live up to 13 years in the wild, while it can live 20 years in captivity.

Crow Facts Crows are very intelligent. They can be doing masterful mimics. If trained properly they can count aloud up to the number seven. They can call dogs and also taunt their owner’s horses. These species exhibit great curiosity, they have a reputation as inventive pranksters and they are also popularly known as thieves. 

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