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On the Kinson Common it often seen alone or in pairs and it is present on the
nature reserve throughout the year. Being a black and very bold bird, it is easy
to recognise.Haunt. Poole Lane Meadows, Poole Lane Heights and
Blanchard`s Copse.
Nest. Always high up in a tree, sometimes an oak tree. The nest is made
from carefully selected twigs.
Eggs. 4-5 are laid in April or May. Eggs have been laid in nests on the
Kinson Common as early as March. The eggs are pale
Bluish-green in colour and are blotched with brown.
Food. Insects and grubs, worms, wild fruit, seeds, carrion, animals,birds and
their eggs.
Notes. Carrion Crows have a deep croaking call which is unmistakable.
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