The Grey Currawong is a large bird of southern Australia. It searches on the ground and among vegetation for animals and fruit.
Adults are slender and dark grey to sooty black, with yellow eyes and white at the base and tip of the tail. Juveniles are browner, with pale streaks on the head and body.
It is usually seen alone or in small groups and searches for food on the ground, trunks and branches, as well as in trees and shrubs. Its recorded foods include insects, small lizards, rodents, other small birds and fruit.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.