Crow
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| † see also: Corvidae for other crow genera |
The genus Corvus, the typical crows, is a group of largely black birds forming part of the Crow family Corvidae. They include some of the largest of the Passeriformes.
including
- American Crow, C. brachyrhynchos
- Australian Raven, C. coronoides
- Carrion Crow, C. corone
- Forest Raven, C. tasmanicus
- Hooded Crow, C. cornix
- House Crow, C. splendens
- Jackdaw, C. monedula
- Little Crow, C. bennetti
- Little Raven, C. mellori
- Pied Crow, C. albus
- Raven, C. corax
- Relict Raven, C. boreus
- Rook, C. frugilegus
- Thick-Billed Raven, C. crassirostris
- Torresian Crow, C. orru
Other members of the Corvidae family are
- The Jays
- The Magpies
- Two species only of Chough
- Chough, Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax
- Alpine Chough, Pyrrhocorax graculus
see also Banishing crows from a field