This social bird sometimes gathers in flocks of many hundreds of birds. It has a square-shaped tail and pointed wings. It eats insects , grains, fruit, other birds' eggs, and small land and aquatic animals. The crow's nest is a cup of twigs and sticks lined with grass, bark, pine needles, and moss. Nests are located high in a tree or utility pole.
Eggs are bluish-greenish marked with brown and gray.
Both parents incubate the eggs, which hatch in about 17 days. The young are able to fly in roughly 3 weeks. Without our visitors' support, Enchanted Learning would soon be off-line.