Hooded Crow
The Hooded Crow is closely related to the Carrion Crow which until recently was regarded as the same species. Except for the head, throat, wings, tail and thigh feathers which are black and mostly glossy, the plumage is ash-grey. In areas where the two species overlap there may be some interbreeding with hybrids showing a mixed grey and black body plumage.
The Hooded Crow is omnivorous, with a diet similar to that of the Carrion Crow, and is a constant scavenger.
Hooded Crows can be found in north and west Scotland and on the Isle of Man where it replaces the Carrion Crow. Outside the breeding season it occurs across its breeding range and can sometimes be seen in eastern Scotland and eastern England.
Date: 1st January 2010
Location: Loch Scridain, Mull, Argyll
The Hooded Crow is omnivorous, with a diet similar to that of the Carrion Crow, and is a constant scavenger.
Hooded Crows can be found in north and west Scotland and on the Isle of Man where it replaces the Carrion Crow. Outside the breeding season it occurs across its breeding range and can sometimes be seen in eastern Scotland and eastern England.
Date: 1st January 2010
Location: Loch Scridain, Mull, Argyll
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