Crows and ravens are often confused with each other. In comparison, there are enough similarities in physical features and terminology to believe that these birds are, in fact, the same.

Bill is larger than other American crows, but distinctly smaller than either raven. On rare occasions individuals show white patches in wings. Juvenile: brownish cast to feathers; grayish eye ...

Though similar in appearance to the American crow, the common raven (Corvus corax) is distinguished by its large size, fluffy neck feathers, and long, thick beak. The ubiquitous raven croak can carry ...

One of the most pyrotechnic examples of avian word play is this limerick by Dixon Lanier Merritt: Before the invention of the crowbar, crows had to drink at home. A raven has 17 rigid feathers ...