Birds of Feather/Ornithology

[robotman]

here is a mexican crow picture

[croman74]

That didn't work either. Let's try this one:

[croman74]

Ok, that one worked. To me it looks like their tails are a little different.

[robotman]

yea and their feet are a bit differant

[croman74]

It might just be the picture, but the feathers of the mexican crow are smoother.

[gyourkoshaven]

According to my bird guide, the key difference is that the american crow has a "flat" tail, while the mexican crow has a "squared" tail

[sewforlife]

According to my bird guide, the key difference is that the american crow has a "flat" tail, while the mexican crow has a "squared" tail

yeah. the mexican crow looks as if the tail is a bit more chiseled.

[soobsession]

According to my bird guide, the key difference is that the american crow has a "flat" tail, while the mexican crow has a "squared" tail

yeah. the mexican crow looks as if the tail is a bit more chiseled.

ahh...i see it now...so the american crow is like a randomish maybe triangleish tail whereas the mexican crow has a square taill....

[sewforlife]

According to my bird guide, the key difference is that the american crow has a "flat" tail, while the mexican crow has a "squared" tail

yeah. the mexican crow looks as if the tail is a bit more chiseled.

ahh...i see it now...so the american crow is like a randomish maybe triangleish tail whereas the mexican crow has a square taill....

its not exactly randomish, its just like, kinda the same as the body.

[gneissisnice]

Personally, I would wait for the list to come out before I started learning stuff.
But that's just me.
Actually, I would probably start learning the basics on birds, but I would wait until I got the list before I went into specific birds.