The Fish Crow is an all-black crow found near estuaries, rivers, and lakes. It eats fish and crabs as well as eggs, fruit, and other foods.
Adults are entirely black, with a heavy bill and sturdy legs. They are slightly smaller than American Crows.
It uses coasts, marshes, estuaries, lakes, and rivers. In winter it may gather in flocks of hundreds or more, and it also eats seafood and eggs or nestlings of other birds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.