Just because a group of crows is called a “murder” , does not alway make them sinister. In fact, crows are known to have families for generations.

American Crows will form large flocks to forage at garbage dumps and farms during the day, and they roost in numbers ranging from hundreds to two million in the winter. They also form close family units of up to five generations. Yearlings and two-year-olds will even give their parents a hand with chick-rearing, helping to build the nest, keep it clean, and feed their mother while she’s sitting on the nest.

Crow 8”x10” Giclee Print  is printed with pigment ink on archival paper with black mat and white wood frame. Shipped signed.