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Sketchjay 
Interesting markings on these birds…. are they different in size than regular crows? (they already look more pale in colour)
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Hi, These crows are similar to the House Crows I’ve previously sketched. They are quite large probably about the same as a large Crow – really intelligent and a bit scary when there are any together. When I was in India I kept asking about these exotic birds I had seen and every one was surprised when they learned I was referring to “common crows”! What is your favorite bird in the Netherlands? Thanks for stopping by. …Dawn
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