American Crow

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(New page: image: americancrow.jpg '''Common Name:''' American Crow '''Scientific Name:''' Corvus brachyrhynchos '''Size:''' 16-21 inches (40-53cm) '''Habitat:''' Throughout the United States...)

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'''Size:''' 16-21 inches (40-53cm)

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'''Habitat:''' ~~Throughout~~ the United States and Canada with the exception of desert areas. Found in areas of open ground and scattered trees.

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'''Habitat:''' North America; throughout the United States and Canada with the exception of desert areas. Found in areas of open ground and scattered trees.

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'''Status:''' ~~Common~~ and widespread with a slight increase since 1950. Populations may decrease due to the high susceptibility from West Nile Virus.

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'''Status:''' Least Concern. '''Global Population:''' 31,000,000 mature individuals. Populations are common and widespread with a slight increase since 1950. Populations may decrease due to the high susceptibility from West Nile Virus.

'''Diet:''' Seed, grain, carrion and trash. Forages on the ground.

'''Cool Facts:''' While crows are carrion eaters they are not specialists at being scavengers. Their bills are not strong enough to break through the skin of road kill mammals; they must wait for others to open up their meal or wait for the carrion to decompose.

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American Crows communally roost. Roosting areas are established and often are used for decades. Some are reported to be hundreds of years old. Roosts can be of a few hundred, several thousand, or even up to several million crows.

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American Crows communally roost. Roosting areas are established and often are used for decades. Some are reported to be hundreds of years old. Roosts can be of a few hundred, several thousand, or even up to several million crows. Crows often lead a double life. They may spend part of the day at home with its family in town and the rest of the day with a flock feeding in the country.

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Crows often lead a double life. They may spend part of the day at home with its family in town and the rest of the day with a flock feeding in the country.

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 '''Size:''' 16-21 inches (40-53cm)
-'''Habitat:''' Throughout the United States and Canada with the exception of desert areas. Found in areas of open ground and scattered trees.
+'''Habitat:''' North America; throughout the United States and Canada with the exception of desert areas. Found in areas of open ground and scattered trees.
-'''Status:''' Common and widespread with a slight increase since 1950.  Populations may decrease due to the high susceptibility from West Nile Virus.
+'''Status:''' Least Concern. '''Global Population:''' 31,000,000 mature individuals. Populations are common and widespread with a slight increase since 1950.  Populations may decrease due to the high susceptibility from West Nile Virus.
 '''Diet:''' Seed, grain, carrion and trash. Forages on the ground.
 '''Cool Facts:''' While crows are carrion eaters they are not specialists at being scavengers.  Their bills are not strong enough to break through the skin of road kill mammals; they must wait for others to open up their meal or wait for the carrion to decompose.
- American Crows communally roost. Roosting areas are established and often are used for decades. Some are reported to be hundreds of years old. Roosts can be of a few hundred, several thousand, or even up to several million crows.
+American Crows communally roost. Roosting areas are established and often are used for decades. Some are reported to be hundreds of years old. Roosts can be of a few hundred, several thousand, or even up to several million crows. Crows often lead a double life. They may spend part of the day at home with its family in town and the rest of the day with a flock feeding in the country.
-Crows often lead a double life. They may spend part of the day at home with its family in town and the rest of the day with a flock feeding in the country.
-'''Found in [http://www.daz3d.com/i.x/shop/itemdetails/-/?item=1321&cat=&_m=d&refid=653438178 Characters]'''
+'''Found in [http://hivewire3d.com/songbird-remix-characters.html Characters] and [http://hivewire3d.com/songbird-remix-corvus-corvus.html Songbird Remix Corvus corvus Bundle]'''