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Kind of ironic, but the picture used seems to be of a raven - not a crow. Feathers on the beak are quite far out, the shape of the head isn’t as “streamlined”
by JimBlackwood 4y ago
Kind of ironic, but the picture used seems to be of a raven - not a crow.
Feathers on the beak are quite far out, the shape of the head isn’t as “streamlined” and the top beak is more curved and longer. Or am I mistaken here?
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- cercatrova 4y ago> Here's the thing. You said a "jackdaw is a crow."
- kzrdude 4y agoI didn't read the paper but it talks about "Corvids (jays, jackdaws, crows and ravens)" first but it seems like they did experiments using carrion crows (Corvus corone corone).
- b3morales 4y agoI believe the extended overhanging curved tip is just the sign of a captive crow that is, sadly, not taking good care of its beak. Raven beaks are generally much broader.