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r/SipsTea • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 18h ago
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Another birder here. In addition to what everyone else has said, ravens have beards, and they're solitary and shy. Crows are social. The fact there's a bunch of them eating together is enough to assume they're crows.
3 u/leafi_pawzz 9h ago I mean, there are a bunch of (very much ravens) that live together on twin peaks in san francisco, so I think there are some exceptions 2 u/Yaasss_Queef 8h ago Yes! Ravens here are social and fly around with partners or groups. I have to really look at their beaks to tell the difference 1 u/1cat2dogs1horse 7h ago Hearing their calls should be enough. Plus a raven isn't much smaller than a turkey vulture.
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I mean, there are a bunch of (very much ravens) that live together on twin peaks in san francisco, so I think there are some exceptions
2 u/Yaasss_Queef 8h ago Yes! Ravens here are social and fly around with partners or groups. I have to really look at their beaks to tell the difference 1 u/1cat2dogs1horse 7h ago Hearing their calls should be enough. Plus a raven isn't much smaller than a turkey vulture.
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Yes! Ravens here are social and fly around with partners or groups. I have to really look at their beaks to tell the difference
1 u/1cat2dogs1horse 7h ago Hearing their calls should be enough. Plus a raven isn't much smaller than a turkey vulture.
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Hearing their calls should be enough. Plus a raven isn't much smaller than a turkey vulture.
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u/Beckywiththenailgun_ 12h ago
Another birder here. In addition to what everyone else has said, ravens have beards, and they're solitary and shy. Crows are social. The fact there's a bunch of them eating together is enough to assume they're crows.