Crows, jays, ravens, magpies and their various other relatives (nutcrackers, choughs, jackdaws, etc.) belong to the taxonomic family Corvidae. It’s a sizeable family of about 130 species — a ...

These crows are common in coastal and tropical areas. They can be found on the fringes of the rainforest, in open forests, tall scrublands, beaches, and even arid regions, as long as there are ...

When you hear crows and other members of the corvid family, such as rooks, ravens, jays and magpies, you may notice that each bird has its own individually distinct voice.

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Crows are members of a fairly large group of related birds known collectively as “corvids.” The North American branch of the family includes ravens, magpies, jays and nutcrackers.