Crow or Raven?

[007Sean]

Definitely crows!

 

[Tesumph]

I’m saying crow, but it is hard to tell without a size reference. Neck feathers aren’t rugged enough, head is too slim, beak is too straight, and nasal feathers aren’t fluffy.
Noise is a big indicator too, crows caw and ravens have more of a croak. We have plenty of crows here, the first time I saw a raven in real life was in Wyoming. It shocked me how huge it was compared to the slim crows in Texas. Almost looked vulture-like, hunched over on the fence.

 

[007Sean]

I use to live in North Texas. There were thousands of crows, year round.
I raised one that had fallen out of it's nest or kicked out? Named it Bourbon, and why not? They name bourbon after crows. I'm pretty sure the pics are of crows. Here's a couple pics on how to tell the difference between ravens and crows. 1 is educational, the other funny.

 

[aart]

Had a crow stomping around on the ground for most the days for a few weeks in the back field this spring. Saw it chasing off squirrels, hawks, turkeys, canadian geese.
It was rather amusing and fascinating.

 

[casportpony]

So I saw them flying and it looks like they have the crow tail.

 

[PirateGirl]

So I saw them flying and it looks like they have the crow tail.

Nice.