Crows and ravens are like cousins; they’re part of the same family (Corvidae), but they’re not exactly the same bird.
Typically, ravens are quite a bit bigger than crows, and they tend to be a bit shaggier looking. The raven actually has more in common with hawks and other predatory birds than the standard, smaller-sized crow. In addition, although both birds have an impressive repertoire of calls and noises they make, the raven’s call is usually a bit deeper and more guttural sounding than that of the crow.
Both crows and ravens have appeared in a number of different mythologies throughout the ages. In some cases, these black-feathered birds are considered an omen of bad tidings, but in others they may represent a message from the Divine.
Read about the fascinating folklore of crows and ravens at CoreSpirit.com…