Raven (Corvus corax) is a large representative of the passerine order.
Body length: 60-70 cm. Males are larger than females.
Wingspan: 120-150 cm
Weight: 800-2000 g
Beak: massive, large, sharp, black.
Tail: Wedge-shaped, especially noticeable when the raven soars above the ground.
Paws: black.
Plumage: elongated at the throat.
Coloring: black, uniform throughout the body - both males and females. Young ravens have matte black plumage. In adult birds, black feathers acquire a beautiful shine: a metallic tint - blue and violet (above) and greenish (below).
Life expectancy: up to 23 years, but most often live less.