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Northwestern Crow

Corvus caurinus

Photo by Brian38
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Field Notes

Description:

Shiny black plumage and a long rounded tail.

Habitat:

Spotted foraging along the beach at Point No Point County Park. Corvus caurinus can often be found foraging along open beaches, rocky shores, tidal estuaries, coastal ponds, inshore islands. Also forages in woods and fields close to shore. Only occasionally moves to fields several miles inland.

Reference Links:

Northwestern Crow | Audubon Field Guide

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PublishedFebruary 26, 2019

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Sea life of the Pacific Northwest.
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