American Crow Hatchling
Corvus brachyrhynchos (hatchling)
A newly hatched American Crow is mostly naked, blind, and confined to a stick nest in trees, shrubs, or human-made structures. It depends entirely on its parents for regurgitated insects, scraps of meat, seeds, and other soft foods. Its main behavior is gaping and giving thin begging calls when adults arrive. One notable fact is that crow hatchlings grow quickly, adding feather tracts and body mass within days.
- Type
- Cry
- Conservation status
- LC
Growth chain
- American Crow Hatchling
- American Crow Nestling
- American Crow Fledgling
- American Crow