Raven vs crow tails. Crows have fan-shaped tails with more squared feather tips, whereas ravens have wedge-shaped tails with slightly pointed feather tips. When a raven is flying, ...

Crow tail feathers are all the same length, so when a crow is flying, its tail looks like a handheld fan. A raven, on the other hand, has longer feathers in the middle of its tail, so it looks ...

Crow tail feathers are all the same length and will spread out like a fan. A raven’s tail feathers are longer in the center and, when the bird is in flight, take on a wedge or diamond shape.

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And a crow’s tail is going to be..they’re squared. All of their tail feathers are going to be the same length so it looks like they have a squared tail when they’re flying,” Bauer said.

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