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Crow (Corvus frugilegus)

A large and intelligent bird of the corvid family.

portrait gray crow isolated on white background

Rook

Rook (Corvus frugilegus), is has blueish and purpleish feathers.

A black crow perched atop a wooden fence post against a rural brown backdrop

Black Raven sitting on wires close-up

Closeup on a Crow or raven head while posing for the camera

Beautiful common raven with open beak outdoors, closeup

A rook and a jackdaw stand on the grassy shore of a pond, gazing into the distance. Their dark plumage contrasts with the muted colors of the water and surrounding landscape. The image captures a moment of curiosity and interaction between these intelligent corvid species.

A series of long-focus photos of wild rooks that hunt and get their own food, after which they eat it on branches in the forest and near the city. Photos taken in Kharkov, Ukraine. Beautiful backgrounds and photos are suitable for wallpapers or screensavers.

A rook is standing on a rotary washing line in the snow. It is a blue sky day.

Crow on the metal fence, on the water's edge.

A crow carrying a piece of food in its beak.

White silhouette of a raven on a black background. The isolate of crow is sitting on a tree branch.

Rook (Corvus frugilegus) on a tree stump in Scotland, UK

A solitary Corvus corone, commonly known as the carrion crow, is seen walking in the grass at the Jardin des Tuileries in central Paris. This intelligent corvid species is a frequent inhabitant of urban green spaces across Europe.

Flying carrion crow (Corvus corone), with a walnut covered with snow, against a white background

Corvus macrorhynchos

European Rook

A crow is perched on a metal fence. The bird is black and white, with a black head and a gray body. The fence is made of metal and is located in a park. The scene is peaceful and quiet

$L 41-49cm, WS 81-94cm.\n\nBreeds in colonies (rookeries) in agricultural areas. Builds loose stick nests close together in crowns of tree clumps near farms, parks, highway sides and in villages; in spring, before trees in leaf, nests like large witches brooms.\nForages in flocks on ploughed fields, on pasture and along ditch sides, often accompanied by Jackdaws.\nRelative bold where not persecuted. Omnivore, but takes mostly insects and earthworms.\nMigratory in far NE.\n\nThis Picture is made during a Vacation to Ireland in July 2022 by the Cliffs of Moher.$

The background is white, the tree branches are white, everything is white, but the crow is very black. It's of a shiny, spectacular black color

Landscape of Ireland

Single Rook bird on a tree branch during a spring nesting period

Rook Corvus frugilegus in a winter scene.

Black raven scavenging bread on the ground

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