The Forest Raven is the largest and heaviest corvid (member of the Family Corvidae, the crows and ravens) with a large bill and short tail. In common with all corvids the bird is almost completely black, including its beak and legs. It has a white eye-ring around the pupil. The bill is decurved, with a distinct hook at the tip. It is also known as the Tasmanian Raven.
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What habitats does Corvus tasmanicus live in?
The Forest Raven is found in alpine forests, high moors, wet eucalypt forest, woodlands, coastal scrub and beaches and adjacent open country.
What is the distribution of Corvus tasmanicus?
It is the widespread corvid in Tasmania, and it also occurs in the adjacent parts of southern Victoria
How big does Corvus tasmanicus grow?
Around 53cm in length with a wingspan between up to around 113 cm
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