Common Raven
(Corvus corax)
These nongame birds are usually found at all ecological associations. Their population trend is unknown. Large nests are built of sticks, bones, and wool and located at the tops of conifers and utility poles or on cliff ledges. They nest from April-June. Incubation lasts 18-21 days. The young can fly at 5-6 weeks of age. Ravens are primarily scavengers but also eat insects, garbage, seeds, fruits, bird eggs, and nestlings.