The back, abdomen and sides are painted gray, the head, wings, tail and mane are painted black. The wings are strong, pointed, physique is strong. Thin long legs feathered to the trickle, three long toes facing forward, one - back. The rudder feathers of the tail are quite long. Powerful and sharp beak at the base is black, and at the end - gray; in contrast to crows and jackdaws, the crow's beak is almost half covered with feathers.
The food of crows is very diverse: it is vegetation (both seeds and plants themselves), insects, chicks of other birds and their eggs, lizards, small rodents, other small animals; crow also does not neglect food scraps left by people. In the video, a crow eats a carrion.
The rock dove (Columba livia var. Urbana Gmelin, 1789) is a widespread bird of the columba genus (Columba Linnaeus, 1758) of the columbidae family (Columbidae Leach, 1820). The bird has long been domesticated and settled by humans throughout Europe. Eventually, the pigeons became wild again, spread widely in the world and became synanthropes, habitual inhabitants of towns and villages.
The color is variable, especially in urban semi-wild birds - there are a total of 28 types of color, the so-called morph.