The Sunda Crow is a black crow with a slender bill and a purplish sheen. On Borneo it also occurs along forest edges and near the coast.
It is medium-sized, with all-black plumage that has a purplish gloss and a relatively slender bill.
Pairs use forest edges, mangroves, and coastal areas, and the species adapts to a broad range of foods.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.