The Jamaican Crow has sooty grey-black plumage and a thick, heavy black bill. It gathers in small groups in forest trees and is also seen on farms, in gardens, and in towns.
Its plumage is sooty grey-black, and its bill is thick, heavy, and black.
It eats fruit and insects, and searches among epiphytes for lizards, frogs, and other small animals. It nests high in trees and is also observed on farms, in gardens, and in towns.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.