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Latin name: Corvus corax
Size: Around 65cm long. Wingspan approx 130cm
Distribution: Found throughout Wales, Northern Ireland, and in the west
of England and Scotland.
Months seen: All year round.
Habitat: Coastal cliffs, uplands and wooded areas.
Food: Just about anything. Omnivorous. Often feeds on carrion.
Special features: Ravens are the largest members of the crow family found
in the UK. The plumage is all black with an iridescent sheen
(green/blue/purple).
The beak is very thick set, and this is noticeable when the raven is in flight.
Also visible in flight is the diamond-shaped tail.
UK Safari Bird Section
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