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Alpine chough
Corvidae
Pyrrhocorax graculus · Least concern
The Alpine chough may nest at a higher altitude than any other bird, and its eggs are adapted to the thin air, taking up oxygen better and losing less water. Glossy black with a yellow bill and red legs, it readily approaches tourist sites in search of extra food.
Photo: Pethan (CC BY-SA 3.0)
American crow
Corvidae
Corvus brachyrhynchos · Least concern
Its brain is as heavy for its body as ours. Some cultures linked it with death and bad luck because it sometimes eats carrion. Native American and some Gaelic traditions saw it as a lucky bird for its intelligence.
Photo: Mdf (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Azure-winged magpie
Corvidae
Cyanopica cyanus · Least concern
Azure-blue wings and tail, a glossy black cap: the azure-winged magpie looks like a slimmer Eurasian magpie, and its tail alone is 16 to 20 cm long. Pairs whose chicks hatch on different days, creating a pecking order by size in the nest, lay more eggs and raise more young.
Photo: Анар Өгөөмөр (CC BY-SA 4.0)