· dotwallAdmin
Crows, rooks and ravens all belong to the corvid family, but they can be tricky to tell apart on a walk. The Woodland Trust breaks down the differences — from the rook’s pale bare face and sociable rookeries to the raven’s huge size and deep “cronk”, and the solitary all-black carrion crow you’re most likely to see in gardens and towns.
(Curated news post — links out to the full article on the Woodland Trust.)
