A glossy black crow with a long, curved red bill and red legs. In Britain it occurs along western coasts, around cliffs and coastal grassland.
Its feathers are glossy black, while its long curved bill and legs are red.
It nests in cliff crevices and sea caves, then forages for small invertebrates in soil and dung on nearby short grassland. It may form flocks in autumn and winter.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.