The Brown-necked Raven is a crow with a bronze sheen on its neck and a long, triangular tail.
It is slightly smaller than the Common Raven, with longer, slimmer wings. The neck feathers have a bronze sheen, and the tail forms a long triangle.
It is active by day and may live in pairs or flocks. It eats a wide range of foods, including small animals, insects, carrion, scraps, and plant matter.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.