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House crows scavenge a road kill rat
16 Feb 2022

House crows scavenge a road kill rat

by BESG | posted in: Corvus splendens, Feeding | 0

House crows, Corvus splendens, are omnivorous and very adapted to living close to humans.  They are opportunistic and feed on any scrap food they can encounter, whether plant or animal origins. Dave sent in this photo showing a murder of … Continued

Corvus splendens, House Crow, rat road kill, scavenge, Singapore

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