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How climate change is causing pied crow numbers to soar

20 November 2015 by Alan

Why pied crows love global warming

Pied crows, or Corvus albus, are a natural part of the landscape of southern Africa. They are bold, common, and familiar. But over recent years, especially in South Africa, there is evidence that there are many more of these birds.

Full Article: Research Office – How climate change is causing pied crow numbers to soar –

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