The Bismarck Crow is endemic to the Bismarck Archipelago off northeastern New Guinea. It has glossy black plumage and pale blue eyes and searches for varied food on the ground.
Its plumage is glossy black, its iris pale blue, and its bill stout and black. It has a short tail. The sexes look alike, while juveniles are duller than adults.
It forages mainly on the ground and eats grain, invertebrates, small birds, fish, carrion, eggs, nestlings, and fruit, sometimes taking nectar. It is resident.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.