Tamaulipas Crow

A small crow primarily associated with northeastern Mexico, with rare or limited historical occurrence near the southern edge of Texas.

Overview

Common Name

Tamaulipas Crow

Scientific Name

Corvus imparatus

Family

Corvidae

Order

Passeriformes

Class

Aves

Region

North American

Group

Bird

Native Range

Northeastern Mexico, Rare or limited occurrence in southern Texas

Habitats

Open country, Towns, Ranchlands, Scrublands, Agricultural edges

Diet

Insects, Fruit, Seeds, Carrion, Human-associated foods

Conservation Status

Verify current regional status and occurrence records with authoritative bird references.

Verification

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Fun Facts

Tamaulipas Crow is smaller than many other North American crows.
It is mainly a Mexican species but is relevant to broader American corvid coverage.
Its occurrence in the United States is limited and should be checked with current records.
It belongs to the same genus as American Crow and Common Raven.

Notes

This entry should be reviewed carefully before final publication.
Range, frequency, and current records may vary by reference and year.

Reference Links

Quick Info

Entry URL

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Entry Type

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Slug

corvus-imparatus

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