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Photo: Steve Botham
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Latin name: Corvus cornix
Size: Approximately 48cms
Distribution: Occurs mainly in N.W. Scotland, Isle of Man and Ireland
Months seen: All year round
Food: Anything. Like the carrion crow the hooded crow is omnivorous
Habitat: Farmland, rocky open country, moorland and coastal cliffs.
Special features: Distinguished from the all black carrion crow by its grey and black plumage. Otherwise the two species are very similar in looks and habits.
 Sometimes
hooded and carrion crows interbreed producing young with mixed
grey and black plumage.
UK Safari Bird Section
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