Ravens are large black birds with a wingspan of 46-56 inches that eat both animals and plants. They are highly intelligent and can imitate sounds. Ravens build large nests out of sticks lined with materials like bark or plastic bags where they lay 3-7 eggs that hatch within 18-20 days, and the young fledge 35-42 days later.

2.  Ravens are an interesting animal. Did
you know it eats both animals and
plants. They eat all of there food no
matter what it is.

3.  They are the most interesting animal to
me. And I like the football team the
ravens I like to look at ravens at the zoo
or something.

4.  The largest member of the Crow Family
ravens average 24 inches tall with a
wingspan of 46-56 inches. Their
coloration is all-black with a metallic
shine of purple or violet that is noticeable
in certain lighting conditions. The bill is
large and stout.

5.  The Common Raven's scientific name
Corvus corax means raven croaker.
Noted for their calls Bernd Heinrich writes
in Ravens in Winter" how many
researchers have studied ravens and
their vocalizations. One observation that
was consistent throughout the findings is
that ravens have a wide repertoire of
vocalizations.

6.  A raven is every bit as alert as a crow
and possesses sharp eyesight and
hearing. Ravens are considered among
the most intelligent of all birds like crows,
they can learn to imitate a variety of
sounds including the human voice.

7.  Ravens are strong fliers that can hover in
place like American kestrels or soar like a
hawk. They may fly like stunt pilots at
times, doing partial barrel-rolls in flight.
The birds may form large flocks of over
several hundred individuals during their
autumnal
migration.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C
ommon_Raven

8.  Here the raven's build a large, bulky nest
of stout sticks and line the center with
bark, hair, fur, grasses or even plastic
bags. The birds lay 3-7 turquoise colored
eggs that are blotched with brown.
Mostly, the female incubates the eggs
while the male feeds her at the nest site.
The eggs hatch in 18-20 days, and the
young leave the nest fledge at 35-42
days old.

9.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_R
aven
http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/
animals/birds/raven/
 http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Co
mmon_Raven/id/ac

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