Large-billed Crow

A large crow that varies in size across its range; note its relatively long, daggerlike bill with curved top. Entirely black with a variable amount of glossiness. A frequent scavenger, feeding on carrion, leftover food from humans, and food stolen from other birds. Often gangs up to attack and chase other birds, especially raptors. Occurs in a wide range of habitats including woodlands, urban landscapes, agricultural fields, and open scrub forests. Call varies, generally a harsh or croaking crow.

Large-billed crows in Sri Lanka live in a variety of habitats, including forests, parks, gardens, and agricultural areas. They are also found in urban environments, especially near rubbish dumps and slaughterhouses.

The large-billed crow in Sri Lanka eats a wide range of food, including carrion, human food, and native species.