American crow, we love you so! Learn important facts about crows, including where they live, what they eat, and what their calls sound like.

The American crow is extremely common, and is found throughout much of United States and Canada. Chances are, you see crows nearly every day. It is one of the few birds that is entirely black.

The American crow has a brain-to-body ratio only slightly less than that of human beings and perhaps unsurprisingly, share many of the same characteristics as us.

Courtesy of Benjamin P. Burtt THE AMERICAN CROW is a very intelligent bird. It can count up to five and is able to overcome difficult problems when trying to get food as shown in the sketch where ...

An American crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos) eating, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. An American crow at Singing Sands in Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario, Canada, in June 2007. Stacey ...

The American crow is known to catch its own fish, for example, in some cases even using bread or other food as bait to lure fish closer, as captured in the video below.

The American crow, corvus brachyrhynchos, is one of our most misunderstood creatures, however it continues to survive and thrive despite being disliked by many people. ...

Raven vs crow. The best way to identify the difference is the voice, but there are other differences, such as size, appearance, and flight. How can you differentiate between a raven and a crow?

“We need to be a bit careful about drawing inferences from this American crow research about what might be going on with these two habitual tool users,” adds Rutz.

The American Crow is a smart and wary social bird with all black feathers, black talons and a black beak. Every once in a while during the winter, you can see thousands of these crows gathering in ...

Wild bird populations are declining nationwide, and a trend map from Cornell University’s eBird site shows that drop applies to the American crow. “Many, many species are declining right now ...

If you stare out a window, nearly any window anywhere in North America and wait long enough, you will likely see an American crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos).