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| | Field Guide > Crows, starlings and drongos > House Crow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25) |
 | | The plumage is mainly sooty fl, with a sooty grey breast, nape and mantle. |
 | | As with other crows, the House Crow is omnivorous, eating grain, fruit, nectar, birds and their eggs and nestlings, small animals, crabs, scraps, carrion and offal. |
 | | The House Crow breed from October to November in Durban, and the nest is a broad open bowl made of dry twigs, which is placed a the top of a tree. |
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