Most bird lovers have never seen a crows nest, except on pirate ships. So, where do crows nest? Why can’t we see them? Let’s find out. Crows build nests in many spots. You can find them in trees, on window ledges, and even in pylons. Each nest can hold up to 6 eggs, but sometimes, … Read more
What is that black bird? Confusing as it may be, differentiating ravens vs crows vs blackbirds is not that hard. We will tell you what to look for in each in the article below. Ravens, crows, and blackbirds are nearly similar when looked at from a distance. But if you look at them closely, there … Read more
Crows camouflage their nests so well that most bird watchers have never seen one. But do crows use the same nest each year, like some birds? Or do they build new ones? Let’s find out. Crows are a common sight in almost every neighborhood, but their behavior and nesting habits are very different from other … Read more
Crows and ravens: to the layman, they seem the same. But birders understand that they are different species. However, a question that begs to be asked is: can crows and ravens mate? Let’s find out! Crows and ravens are black birds hailing from the same family (Corvidae). They are often confused with each other since … Read more
Crows are known as one of the most common scavenging birds of nature. From plants to smaller animals, they don’t really judge their meals. But do crows eat squirrels? Let’s find out. Crows and squirrels often survive in the same habitat (trees) and one might wonder whether crows prey on these small rodents. The answer … Read more
Crows are fascinating birds, long associated with bad omens and special abilities. But are they truly immortal? How long do crows live, in real life? Let’s find out Crows – the familiar sight of the jet-black bird with beady eyes is something we are used to. A member of the Corvid family from the Corvus … Read more
Crows have unique mating rituals, and many people consider them monogamous. But do crows mate for life? Or can they mate with other partners as well? Let’s find out. Crows (genus: Corvus) do mate for life, but their social rules are very different from us humans. They usually have one brood every year. However, they … Read more