Torresian crow ( Corvus orru ) by stuart83
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Description
After some research I have managed to identify this crow.
The torresian crow ( Corvus orru ) is a native Australian bird and is protected under State Wildlife Legislation (Nature Conservation Act 1992).
It is a serious offence to harm crows. The crow plays an important role in natural pest management: they prey on insects and grubs, small rats and mice in grassland and woodland habitats and urban gardens.
Crows remove road-killed animals by feeding on carrion, and disperse many native vegetation seeds through defecation. The long-term conservation of this species is necessary for maintaining biodiversity.
Note: Their blue eyes turn white 3 years of age
Thanks for looking comments/ critique welcome.
Stuart

Comments (12)
Even pupils are visible !!!!!
Super Shot!!! Well done I love them Have a nice Weekend Kaijra
Another great picture erland
Could be a Jackdaw but I don't know is you have them down there. Regardless it is a very nice capture!
Great shot!
Yes can be confusing but as Pat says Jackdaws have those lovely blue eyes and the heads vary upon season.. Beautiful photography!
Great pic. I love crows. Well shot.
Beautiful shot!
What an outstanding portrait of this blue eyed crow. I love the colors and framing. Wow!
Stunning shot. Great details.
thanks for the lesson and shot!
Very beautiful!! Super Shot!!! Roby ;O)