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Your QuestionsWhy do crows gather in large numbers in the evenings? How is
West Nile Virus affecting the American Crow population? Learn more.
Instructions and Data FormsLearn how to participate in Crows Count. It's simple! Find
crows, jays or magpies, count and observe the birds and report your data.
Learn about CorvidsBirds in the Family Corvidae (called "corvids") are among the
smartest birds known. Corvids
include crows, ravens, jays, magpies and
others.
Learn about Black-billed MagpiesDid you know that magpies have "funerals"? Up to
40 birds might gather within minutes after a dead magpie is spotted. Some
magpies fly down 1 or 2 at a time and walk around the body calling loudly, often
pecking at the wings or tail.
What's New in Urban Bird StudiesLots of new things are happening in Urban Bird
Studies. Find out what's going on behind the scenes. Let us know what is happening in your area.
Watch VideoWatch a video about the Crows Count project! This informative video is a great introduction to the project, suitable for educators and families alike!
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