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Revision as of 15:49, 30 March 2009

Photo by IanF
Photographed: Pitlochry, Scotland
Corvus monedula

Identification

  • Black
  • Blue-black metallic sheen on back and shoulders
  • Grey nape and ear patches
  • Pale grey iris
  • Short, pointed bill

Distribution

Palearctic region. Accidental vagrant to northeastern United States and Canada.

Taxonomy

Polytypic. Consists of four subspecies.

Habitat

Open woodlands.

Behaviour

The diet includes insects, amphibians, rodents, seeds, fruits, berries, reptiles, eggs and young birds.

Vocalisation

<flashmp3>Corvus monedula (song).mp3</flashmp3>
Listen in an external program

References

Whatbird

External Links


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