The Raven is most commonly found in the coniferous forests of the Northern Boreal Forest and the Montane Forests of western North American. The species is common only in wilderness regions and avoids populated areas. The garbage dumps of small towns are a good place to look for them. They also raid seabirds colonies for eggs and nestlings. The voice is a deep guttaral croaking.
Ravens commonly soar like hawks and vultures, riding the rising air currents.
They sometimes indulge in areal displays and mock fights. The nest consists of a large collection of sticks with a lining of fur, moss, and lichens. The clutch consists of 4 to 7 dull green eggs spotted with brown. The nest is placed in the top of a conifer or on a cliff. All rights reserved.