Tamaulipas Crow Photo Gallery
A small, glossy crow with a purplish sheen to the upperparts.
© Tom Johnson / Macaulay LibraryTexas, March 20, 2018Largely restricted to northeastern Mexico, but occurs on occasion in southern Texas, most famously at the Brownsville landfill.
© Alex Lamoreaux / Macaulay LibraryTexas, November 11, 2017Adult
A small crow with a glossy purplish sheen and a distinctive froglike call.
© Andrew Spencer / Macaulay LibraryTexas, April 27, 2021Not all videos have soundCalling birds give a low-pitched, nasal croaking sound, often repeated several times.
© Janet Rathjen / Macaulay LibraryTexas, November 26, 2017A social species, often seen foraging in pairs or small groups.
© Owen Strickland / Macaulay LibraryTexas, March 14, 2018Forages on food scraps, carrion, insects, seeds and berries, and more.
© Nicole Koeltzow / Macaulay LibraryTexas, April 03, 2018Looking for ID Help?
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