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The Raven stands as a majestic, melancholy bird whose roots in mythology date back to Norse times - and any aspiring bird watcher can view the Raven's midnight beauty. The Raven is the largest species of songbird in the world!

The Raven is a famous bird! It can be found in ancient legends and been, immortalized forever within the poetry of Edgar Allen Poe. One can see this bird all across the United States. It will build its nest in tall pine trees and occasionally in the sides of cliffs or in large rocks, preferring a secluded spot to nest instead of finding shelter among large flocks. Occasionally they can be found living near large human settlements during seasons when breeding is less popular. Pairs of Ravens can be seen as couples for their entire lives - they will remain faithful to a mate for much longer than the common crow or other species of bird. Despite its size, the Raven can move very fast and fly at very high altitudes, sometimes performing amazing acrobatic tricks in the air. They fly in slow flaps, using fewer flaps than most other birds but moving a bit faster due to their wingspan. The Raven is a scavenger, feeding mostly on small animals such as lizards and toads, but they are known to feed on carrion and garbage as well. They are attracted to baited traps and dog food as well. They have been blamed for killing many larger animals, although it is more likely that they simply found the carcass. Ravens have also been persecuted for the destruction of crops on several occasions, mostly in Alaska where their presence is so prevalent that it permeates daily life to a staggering degree. Like other birds Ravens store food in their crops, but unlike many other birds, they are also reported to store food in their bills! One of the interesting things about the Raven is that it has a very wide range of calls, with over 30 different sounds being produced! Ravens are very long-lived birds, with the longest-lived Raven in captivity lasting a full 29 years. Ravens in the wild probably live longer than this.


Complete List
Canary - American Singer Canary - Border Fancy Canary - Colored Canary - Fife Fancy Canary - German Roller
Canary - Roler Canary - Norwich Canary - Spanish Timbrado Dove - European Turtle Dove - Inca
Dove - Mouring Dove - ringneck Dove - White wing Finch - Gouldian Finch - Society
Finch - Zebra Mockingbird - Northern Mynah - Java hill Raven African Grey - Congo
African Grey - Princepts African Grey - Timneh Amazon - Blue Fronted Amazon - Double yellow head Amazon - Green cheeked
Amazon - Lilac crown Amazon - Red Lored Amazon - Sonora Lilac Crowned Amazon - White Fronted Amazon yellow Crowned
Angola Brown Parrot Caique - Black Head Caique - White bellied Cockatiel Cockatoo - Abbott's Lesser Sulfur Crested
Cockatoo - Bared eyed Cockatoo - blue eyed Cockatoo - Citron Cockatoo - Ducorp's Cockatoo - Eleonora
Cockatoo - Gang Gang Cockatoo - Goffin's Cockatoo - Goliath Palm Cockatoo - Greter Sulfur Crested Cockatoo - Lead Beater's
Cockatoo - Lesser Sulfur Crested Cockatoo - Moluccan Cockatoo - Palm Cockatoo - Rose Breasted Cockatoo - Triton
Cockatoo - Umbrella Crested Conure - Black Capped Conure - Blue Crowned Conure - Brown Throated Conure - Dusky Headed
Conure - Finsch's Conure - Golden Conure - Golden Capped Conure - Greater Patagonian Conure- Green cheeked
Conure - Jandaya Conure- Maroon Belled Conure - Mitred Conure - Nanday Conure - Painted
Conure - Patagonian Conure - Patagonian, Andean Conure - Pearly Conure - Red Fronted Conure - St, Tomas
Conure - Sun Conure - White Eared Conure - White Eyed Corella - Little Corella - Long Billed
Corella - Long Billed, Western Damara Land Brown Parrot East African Brown Parrot Eclectus - Parrot Eclectus - Parrot - Aru Red Sided
Eclectus Parrot - Australian Red Sided Eclectus Parrot - Biak Red Sided Eclectus Parrot - Halmahera Eclectus Parrot - Red Sided Eclectus Parrot - Solomon
Kea King Parrot - Amboina King Parrot - Australian Lorikeet - Red Collared Lory - Chattering Red
Lory - Collared Lory - Rainbow (green Naped) Lory - Swaison's Blue Mountain Lory - Red Lovebird - Fischer's
Lovebird - Masked Lovebird - Peach Face Macaw - Blue and Gold Macaw - Blue Headed Macaw - Blue Throated
Macaw - Bolivian Green Macaw - Buffon's Macaw - Camelot Macaw - Capri Macaw - Catalina
Macaw - Cuban Macaw - Equadorian Buffon's Macaw - Flame Macaw - Glaucous Macaw - Green Winged
Macaw - Hahn's Macaw - Harlequin Macaw - Hyacinth Macaw - Illiger's Macaw - Lafresnaye's
Macaw - Lear's Macaw - Military Macaw - Noble Macaw - Scarlet Macaw - Severe
Macaw - Spix's Macaw - Yellow Collared Meyer's Parrot Parakeet - African Ringneck Parakeet - Alexandrine
Parakeet - Bourke's Parakeet - Budgerigar Parakeet - Derbyan Parakeet - Grey Cheeked Parakeet - Indian Ringneck
Parakeet - Malabar Parakeet - Moustaches Parakeet - Mulga Parakeet - Plum headed Parakeet - Princess of Wales
Parakeet - Quaker Parrot - Green Hanging Parrotlet - Amazonian Parrotlet - Blue Winged Parrotlet - Green Rumped
Parrotlet - Maxican Parrotlet - Pacific Parrotlet - Sclater's Parrotlet - Spectacled Parrotlet - Yellow Faced
Pionus - Blue Headed Piones - Blue headed, Paler Piones - Bronze Wing Pionus - Dusky Pionus - Maximilian
Pionus - White Capped Port Lincoln Parrot Red Bellied Parrot Red Winged Parrot Senegal Parrot
South African Parrot Superb Parrot Uganda Yellow Shouldered Parrot Cassowary Emu
Kiwi - Great Spotted Kiwi - Haast Tokoeka Kiwi - Little Spotted Kiwi - North Island Brown Kiwi - Okarito Brown
Kiwi - Southern Tokoeka Ostrich - Blue Necked Ostrich - Red Necked Rhea Rhea - Lesser
Tinamou - Great Albatross - Great Wandering Bittern - American Cardinal - Northern Chickadee - Black Capped
Chickadee - Carolina Chicken - Ceylon Jungle Fowl Chicken - Green Jungle Fowl Cowbird - Brown Headed Crane - Black Crowned
Crane - Grey Crowned Crane - Red Crowned Crane - Whooping Duck - Call Duck - Indian Runner
Duck - Mandarin Duck - North American Wood Duck - Tufted Finch - Vampire Flicker - Northern
Goldfinch - American Goose - Canada Oriole - Northern Ouzel - Ring Partridge - Gray
Pheasant - Golden Pheasant - Ringneck Pigeon - Homing Ptarmigan - White Tailed Roadrunner
Robin - American Sparrow - Chipping Swallow - Barn Swallow - Tree Swan - Australian Black Swan
Tanager - Scarlet Tern - Roseate Titmouse - Tufted Toucan - Keel Billed Turkey - North American
Warbler - Yellow Rumped Waxwing - Cedar Woodpecker - Downy Woodpecker - Red Cockaded Wren - House
Buzzard - Common Caracara - Crested Eagle - Bald Eagle - Golden Elf Owl - Graysoni
Elf Owl - Sanford's Elf Owl - Texas Elf Owl - Whitney's Falcon - Lanner Falcon - Merlin
Falcon - Peregrine Falcon - Saker Goshawk - Northern Gyrfalcon Hawk - Cooper's
Hawk - Ferruginous Hawk - Harris Hawk - Red Tailed Hawk - Sharp Shinned Kestrel - American
Kestrel - European Osprey Owl - barn Owl - burrowing Oowl - European eagle
Owl - Great horned 0wl - snowny Secretary bird Vulture - bearded Vulture - california condor
Vulture - egyptian Vulture - king Vulture - Turkey Chicken - American Dominique Duck - Mallard
Duck - Pekin Goose - Brown African Goose - Toulouse Peafowl - Green Peafowl - India Blue
Quail - Bobwhite Quail - Common Turkey - Bronze

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