Crows & Ravens sounds
Crows and ravens deliver single caws, repeating calls and one continuous flock racket, differing in distance from close-up to far-off muffled, and in treatment from clean and dry to layered with a bell strike. One recording is simply labelled as a raven. Lengths here range from one-second stabs to a minute-plus bed that sustains an unbroken cawing chorus.
14 sounds
Calm cawing of a crow
Crow cawing — clean recording
A flock of crows — a cawing racket
Scavenging crow — voice of the hunter
Crow cawing — the call repeats
Raven — voice of the black bird
Clean crow cry — no background
Crow cawing — short call
Crow cawing — close up
Fairy-tale crow cry — a young caw
Slow caw of a lone crow
Muffled cawing in the distance
Short caw under a bell strike
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