The Sinaloa Crow is a small crow of northwestern Mexico. Its glossy black plumage has a purple sheen.
Its plumage is glossy black, with a purple sheen on the head and upperparts and a blue-to-purple sheen below. The sexes look alike.
It is omnivorous, eating fruit, seeds, insects, marine invertebrates, and human refuse. Its biology remains poorly documented.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.