leucistic house crow – Bird Ecology Study Group

4 Oct 2021

Leucistic house crow (Corvus splendens) spotted at Bedok, Singapore

by LW Teo | posted in: birds, Intraspecific, Morphology-Develop. | 0

Birds from the genus Corvus are black, black and grey, black and white (pied) or in shades of grey. The feathers display sheens of purple, blue, green or silver. This genus does not have carotenoid pigments in the feathers and this … Continued

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