Ravens and crows fly in different ways. According to the National Audubon Society, crows flap their wings in flight, whereas ravens fly more like raptors by using thermal air currents to soar.

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Recently on social media, New Mexico residents were debating on whether or not there are crows or ravens in the state. Some claimed we only have ravens, others claimed we ...

Crows also tend to travel in large flocks, whereas ravens are more often seen in pairs. They also have different tail feathers. Crow tail feathers are all the same length, so when a crow is flying ...

Many crows use gravity and the ground by dropping snails and hard-shelled nuts from the air while flying. This is done by other birds, too, but some crows seem to have taken this a few steps further.

Crows and ravens belong to the same corvid family and are often confused for each other, but there are ways to tell them apart.With their shaggy throat feathers and long, hefty beaks, ravens are ...

If you see the two species together, up close and personal, identification is easy. Ravens are about 1/3 again the size of crows. The wingspan of a raven is four feet or so, while for a crow, it’s ...

OKI Wanna Know is your chance to get an answer to one of the great — or not-so-great — mysteries of life in the Tri-State. This edition deals with crows.

I enjoy watching the birds that visit my feeders and have thought about how different each species acts. That may cause some ...

Love them or not, crows and ravens are part of San Diego's amazingly diverse bird population: over 450 different species, which is one of the largest in North America. And if paid attention to ...

Ravens also have a thicker bill than crows, their faces will look a lot broader. Andean bear settles into new habitat at the ABQ BioPark If you see them in flight, it’s probably difficult to get ...

Crows and ravens belong to the same corvid family and are often confused for each other, but there are ways to tell them apart.With their shaggy throat feathers and long, hefty beaks, ravens are ...