I heard my FOY Fish Crow in Geneva this morning. I‘ve heard and seen them 
throughout the city and along the lake front in years past, but I was walking 
along Washington St when I heard (then saw) it this morning. If anyone has tips 
on visual ID, please share! As far as I know, there is a slight size difference 
between them and Americans. I always rely on what they sound like though, 
because I can’t tell them visually apart from American Crows. 

The funny trick I learned in the orno course I took in college is to ask the 
crow “are you an American Crow?” And if they say “UH-UH”, they are a Fish Crow 
:)



Alyssa Johnson

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