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Yes, the Magpie and the Raven are both Corvids.
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Is a blackbird and a raven the same bird?
No. Blackbirds are in the family "Icteridae", along with orioles and cowbirds, meadowlarks. Ravens are Corvidae birds, along with jays and crows.
What animal is Bernard from a member of smokey's family?
Well, Smokey is a bird? and if they were in the same family wouldn't he be a bird too??
What is Justin Bieber's tattoo of?
it is a bird but don't like him any less because of it .it is a family thing and his family have the same one on their wrist
Who is Raven Bankston?
Raven Bankston is the same person as Raven Dodson
What is the average brain size of a Raven?
The brain size of ravens are on average the largest of any other bird. They have the same brain to body ratio as a chimpanzee.
Do Lisa raye and raven symone have the same father?
Is DaBrat and Raven Syimon sister
What would be like to be like to be a peacock?
You would be sad because you would be a bird that cannot fly! But you could get out of school and work and other stuff like that. You would still have a family, a bird family, but a family all the same. So, the answer is basically up to you
What is a Clark nutcracker?
it's a bird. i think it's in the same family as the blue jay? i don't know.
Are ducks and birds the same thing?
yes ducks are a type of bird they are called hola hola in hawi because it swims but is a bird so it is weird
Is That's So Raven a Disney show?
Yes it is and it begin in 2003 the same year Raven Play in the CG.
Why does Poe choose a raven?
The plot of The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe is simple. He believes that there is a Raven (which is inside of his mind) flying around. The Raven is his consciousness reminding him of his lost love, Lenore. In the end, he is left all by himself - alone for evermore
Is a Phoenix the same as an archaeopteryx?
No, an Archaeopteryx is a prehistoric bird, while a Phoenix is a mythical bird. Archaeopteryx was not discovered until 1861, while the myth of Phoenix was referred to as early as 170AD. Those who would try to link the two in any way will also be disappointed, as Phoenix was described as very large, while the largest of the Archaeopteryx specimens was only about the size of a magpie.
