Caramel Crow
he's even got a name (given by a crow researcher)- wait for it... Ferdinand ;p
https://corvidresearch.blog/tag/leucistic-crow/
She's asked that his exact location be protected, so I'll just tag this one USA
Brown crows are uncommon, certainly less common than partially leusistic ones, and science is actually unsure of what causes this coloration. The non-conformity does not appear to affect their situation in crow society - unlike albino crows, who tend to be rejected, they mate and raise young normally. It would also seem to not be a dominant trait, as known offspring of caramel crows have been seen to be normally colored.
The northwestern crow is an all-black passerine bird of the crow genus native to the northwest of North America. It is very similar to the more western forms of the widespread American crow , but it averages slightly smaller with proportionately smaller feet and a slightly more slender bill. This taxon is reliably identified by range only.
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Right before they met the physical implication of doing so :) Posted 6 years ago