Cuban Crow
NameCuban Crow
Common NameCuban Crow
Scientific NameCorvus nasicus
FamilyCorvidae
Wingspan (cm)72
Length (cm)44
Weight (g)350
Plumage DetailsEntirely glossy black plumage, including the bill, legs, and eyes. The feathers can appear iridescent in certain light.
Vocalization / CallProduces a variety of harsh, guttural caws, often described as 'a-aah' or 'uh-oh' sounds, distinct from other crow species. They also have a range of softer clucking and rattling calls.
Primary Dietomnivore
Primary Habitatsforest, urban, coastal
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeEndemic to Cuba and the Isle of Youth, also found on some small offshore cays. It is widespread throughout its range.
Identifying Featuresall-black plumage, relatively long and slender bill, native to Cuba, distinctive guttural vocalizations
Description
The Cuban Crow is a medium-sized, all-black crow endemic to Cuba. It is known for its social behavior, intelligence, and varied vocalizations, often found in open woodlands, agricultural areas, and coastal regions.
