The Brown-headed Crow has glossy black plumage, except for its dark-brown head and neck. It lives in moist forests and mangroves around northwestern New Guinea and nearby islands.
Its plumage is glossy black except for the dark-brown head and neck. It has a massive, strongly arched bill; males have a black bill, while females have a yellow bill with a black tip.
It inhabits moist forests and mangroves below 500 metres and feeds on fruit. It is usually seen alone or in pairs, sometimes in small flocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.