The all-black American Crow searches the ground for many kinds of food. In some places, large flocks gather to roost in winter.
Adults have black plumage, a black bill and legs, and a short, squared tail.
It searches the ground for earthworms, insects, small animals, seeds, and fruit. In many populations, young birds help their parents raise chicks for several years.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.