Ravens are considered to have a stable population and might even be increasing in number.
Ravens live in both open land and forested habitats across the United States.
Ravens are omnivores but have a strong preference for meat. They will eat grains and berries but can most often be seen eating carrion and garbage. They also prey on small rodents and eggs of other birds.
Ravens are stark black birds with thick necks. Their tails are wedge shaped in flight.