description Carrion Crow Overview
The carrion crow is a large member of the crow family, Corvidae, with entirely black plumage, a sturdy bill, and a broad geographic range across much of western and central Europe. Its scientific name is Corvus corone. It occupies farmland, woodland edges, coasts, and towns, and feeds opportunistically on carrion, invertebrates, seeds, eggs, and other available food.
help Carrion Crow FAQ
What is the scientific name of the carrion crow?
The carrion crow's scientific name is Corvus corone. It belongs to the crow family, Corvidae.
What does a carrion crow look like?
It is a large crow with entirely black plumage, a sturdy bill, and a broad body. Its all-black appearance distinguishes it from some related crow species with gray areas.
Where do carrion crows live?
Carrion crows occur across much of western and central Europe. They use varied habitats, including farmland, woodland edges, coasts, and towns.
Do carrion crows live in cities?
Yes. Urban areas can provide food and nesting opportunities, and the species is also found in farmland, coastal areas, and woodland edges.
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