| Common Crow. |
| Fish Crow. |
| American Raven. |
| Purple Grackle. |
| Bronzed Grackle. |
| Rusty Blackbird. |
| Red-winged Blackbird. |
| Purple Martin. |
| Cowbird. |
| Starling. |
See also several of the Swallows; the Kingbird, the Phoebe, the Wood Pewee and other Flycatchers; the Chimney Swift; and the Chewink.
The Common Crow
(Corvus Aamericanus) Crow family
Called also: CORN THIEF
(Illustrations facing pp. [16] and [28])
Length—16 to 17.50 inches.
Male—Glossy black with violet reflections. Wings appear saw-toothed when spread, and almost equal the tail in length.
Female—Like male, except that the black is less brilliant.
Range—Throughout North America, from Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mexico.
Migrations—March. October. Summer and winter resident.