Hooded crow
Part of Birds of the Land (BRD-00)
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Israel NOWlej (2027), BRD-08, p. 169, israelnowlej.com/brd-08
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Hooded crow
Clever and everywhere
עורב אפורCorvus cornix
The hooded crow has a black head, wings, and tail, and a grey body. It lives in cities, fields, and beaches throughout the country. It is one of the smartest birds in Israel, able to open food containers, use tools, and recognize individual faces. Crows eat nearly anything, from fruit to scraps and carrion. They nest in tall trees, often in noisy colonies. Farmers sometimes dislike them for pulling seedlings, but they also clear away waste and insects.
Glossary: Hooded crow
Corrections: none recorded. This is the current version. The 2027 print edition copy is at israelnowlej.com/2027/brd-08.
