Raven

Ravens are adaptable corvids that use habitats from coasts and mountains to woodland and open country. Their diets include carrion, small animals, eggs, seeds and other available foods. In the common raven, a heavy bill, shaggy throat feathers and wedge-shaped tail help distinguish it from many crows. Calls and displays support pair relationships and social encounters. Species and local conditions influence how ravens forage, nest and interact with other animals.