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Hybrid Hooded/Carrion Crow Peter Christian

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April Fools!

Sorry, this was just an April Fool's joke, we don't really want to hear about love crazed crow's congresses. We hope you enjoyed watching them though!

However, the Island is quite unique for hosting both species and they do interbreed resulting in hybrids like the one pictured. Cool huh?

 

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