Collared Crow Nestling
Corvus torquatus (nestling)
This downy nestling remains in a bulky stick nest in trees near farmland, wetlands, or villages. It is fed insects, scraps, and other food brought by its parents, responding with loud begging calls and an open bill. The pale collar is not yet as sharply defined as it will be after fledging.
- Type
- Wing
- Conservation status
- VU
Growth chain
- Collared Crow Nestling
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