- As the Crow Flies: The Mysterious and Intelligent Corvids Pondered by Edgar Allen Poe
 - Offers a brief overview of various cultures take on the Corvids. - Blue Jay
- Brightly coloured member of the Covidae family.
- Carl Cook Photography: Crows
- Images, stories, and observations.
- Corvus Corax - Common Raven
- Examines the mythology, folklore, and biological facts of the common raven.
- corvus.org
- Devoted to information, issues and blatant admiration of the American Crow.
 Crow City
- Celebration of British crows.- Crows & Jays
- Introduction to the Corvids, a large family composed of the familiar crows and jays, plus close relatives like magpies, treepies, nutcrackers, and choughs.
- Crows and Ravens: Birds of Mystery and Intrigue
- Focuses on the intelligence and myths surrounding these birds.
- DesertUSA: Ravens
- Profile of the largest member of the Crow Family, know for their wide repertoire of vocalizations.
- Family Corvidae (Crows, Jays, and Magpies)
- List many of the family's genus and species. Offers photographs and sound files.
- For the Love of Crows
- Offers general information, mythology, drawings, and photographs.
- Genus Corvus, The
- Contains black stocky birds with strong feet and bills commonly known as jackdaws, rooks, crows, and ravens.
- NATURE: Ravens
- Expolres how these all-black creatures acquired and contradictory images - as birds of both life and death.
- No Caws for Alarm!
- Article about the American crow from the Missouri Conservationist.
- Pennsylvania Game Commission Wildlife Notes: Ravens and Crows
- Profile of the intelligent and wary birds that have adapted well to human activity.
- Raven's Aviary
- Devoted to ravens, crows, and the rest of the Corvidae.
- Shaping of Hooks in New Caledonian Crows
- Links to the video capturing a tool-making crow in action.
- So, You Want to Know More About Crows?
- General information and excerpts from Kevin J. McGowan's ongoing reproductive and social behaviour study.
- Wikipedia: Raven
- Encyclopedic article about the bird Raven and its various species, including Common Raven, Australian Raven, and Thick-billed Raven.
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