Crow Collection (page 37)

House Crow - A widespread resident of India particularly around human habitation and cultivated areas
DH-3478 House Crow - A widespread resident of India particularly around human habitation and cultivated areas Kochi (formerly Cochin) India

House Crow - In tree Found around human habitations and cultivated areas. At Ootacamund Botanic Gardens, Nilgiri Hills
DH-3477 House Crow - In tree Ootacamund Botanic Gardens, Nilgiri Hills, Western Ghats, South India, Asia Corvus splendens Found around human habitations and cultivated areas

House Crow - On ground by water A widespread resident of India particularly around human habitation
DH-3476 House Crow - On ground by water Kochi (formerly Cochin) India, Asia Corvus splendens Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

House Crow - Perched on telephone wire A widespread resident of India particularly around human habitation
DH-3475 House Crow - Perched on telephone wire Photographed in Goa, India, Asia Corvus splendens A widespread resident of India particularly around human habitation and cultivated areas

Torresian Crow - Largely a crow of the northern half of Australia. Inhabits open forests, woodlands, beaches
DH-3449 Torresian Crow Kupungarri, Kimberleys, Western Australia Corvus orru largely found in the northern half of Australia

Torresian Crow Generally found in the northern half of Australia. Found in most habitats from urban areas, beaches
DH-3380 Torresian Crow Dunmarra, Northern Territory, Australia.. Corvus orru Generally found in the northern half of Australia

Torresian Crow Suburban Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
DH-3128 Torresian Crow Suburban Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Corvus orru Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Little Crow At Alice Springs Sewage Ponds, Northern Territory, Australia
DH-2908 Little Crow At Alice Springs Sewage Ponds, Northern Territory, Australia Corvus bennetti Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Little Crow Ormiston Gorge, West MacDonnell National Park, Northern Territory, Australia
DH-2890 Little Crow Ormiston Gorge, West MacDonnell National Park, Northern Territory, Australia Corvus bennetti Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Hooded Crow Corvus corone cornix Finland BI015015
COS-2482 Hooded Crow Finland Corvus corone cornix Bill Coster Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Hooded Crow – drinking Cyprus 004032
BB-1271 Hooded Crow - drinking Cyprus Corvus corone cornix Brian Bevan Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Large-billed Crow Bangpoo, Thailand
AGR-0868 Large-billed Crow Bangpoo, Thailand Corvus macrorhynchos Alan Greensmith Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Coronis (Crow)
Coronis, daughter of Coronaeus king of Phocis, flees from amorous Poseidon/Neptune, and is saved by being turned into a crow by Athene (don t confuse Coronises)

Racial / King of Crows
King of the Crows: Chief of the Crow tribe

Racial / Iron Bull / Crow
Iron Bull: Chief of the Crow tribe

Racial / Crow Leaders 1865
A group of Crow leaders in council

Girl at Pump & Crow 19C
A little girl encounters a black crow at the water pump

Boy with Aesop Animals
A little boy with animals who play a part in Aesops Fables: a cat, a bull, a fox, two geese, a donkey, an owl, a mouse, a frog and a crow

Myth / Tibet / Frog & Crow
THE FROG AND THE CROW While sitting on the gutter, the frog talks his way out of being eaten by the crow

Owl Arrests Crow
A crow is arrested by an owl

Foreign Children: " Little Indian, Sioux, or Crow, Little frosty Eskimo, Little Turk or Japanese, Don t you wish that you were me?"

Japan : Jimmu Conqueror
Kamu (later known as Jimmu Tenno), great grandson of the Sun, is guided by the Crow of the Sun towards the east, where he founds the Japanese empire which still survives

Medicine Man
Medicine man of the Crow or Blackfeet people : he is wearing the skin of a young bear

CROW CHIEF
Chief of the Crow people

Fairy Tales / The Crow
The evil spirits drag the girl into the cauldron. (Polish story)

The Hoodie-Crow
The youngest of the farmers three daughters agrees to marry the hoodie crow (bird) whilst doing her washing under a tree with her sisters. (West Highland story)

Classic Alchemist
The archetypal alchemist - more magician than scientist with his black cat and crow, ancient volumes and wile-eyed dedication

Drying Buffalo Meat / Catl
People from the Crow tribe drying buffalo meat

Spotted Tail / Sioux / Cig
American Sioux Indian chief who was assassinated by fellow Sioux, Crow Dog

Napoleon I / Fantasy Ptrit
NAPOLEON I A fantasy portrait where he is made up from a black bird, a golden hand, a spider in its web, figures and a map

Witch and Crow
The witch and her tame crow

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"Crow: A Fascinating Creature of Mythology, History, and Nature" The enigmatic crow has long captivated our imagination with its mysterious allure. From the intricate Alexander McQueen dress adorned with Magpie motifs to the ancient American Indian tribe locations in 1715, this intelligent bird holds a significant place in various cultures. In the realm of natural history, birds like the Red-billed chough (Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax) have mesmerized us with their graceful flight and distinctive calls, and is no wonder that these creatures were revered by Norse God Odin (WODEN), who embodied wisdom, poetry, war, and agriculture. Delving further into history reveals intriguing insights about American Indian tribes around 1700. Their deep connection to nature intertwined seamlessly with their lives as they observed crows' behavior while farming alongside their trusty horses plowing fields. Artists like William Kiddier immortalized this relationship between farmers and crows through his masterpiece "The Scarecrow. " This painting captures both the harmony and tension between man and nature as a crow playfully interacts during a winter snowstorm when even majestic Bald Eagles are not spared from its antics in Alaska. Belonging to the Corvidae family along with ravens, rooks (Corvus frugilegus) gather near Buckenham in Yare Valley Norfolk for pre-roost gatherings - an awe-inspiring sight showcasing their social dynamics. Even beyond symbolism and mythology lies Old Crow whiskey - a testament to how deeply ingrained these birds are within human culture. The image of a crow perched on a willow branch evokes feelings of mystery and solitude while reminding us of nature's delicate balance. As we explore these diverse facets surrounding crows, we come to appreciate them not just as mere birds but as captivating creatures that have left an indelible mark on our collective consciousness throughout time.