The word "crows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of birds of the species Corvus. For example: "The crows perched atop the fence, cawing loudly."
Mawle employed three keepers whose work included controlling predators (foxes, stoats, crows) by legal means to ensure a healthy wild grouse population.
In the first four days, he visited the pristine Whitehaven Beach, stopped for lunch at Hayman Island, went on a tour of the Coral Sea and Daydream Island and ended up at the Seaworld adventure park and a game of Aussie Rules (Richmond vs Adelaide - Go Crows!).
But the Crows responded with a triple treat of their own and an Ellis-Yolmen 60-metre bomb on the run edged them within three points at quarter-time.
Port showed glimpses of its silky best throughout the first half but the Crows' midfielders were simply too good at the contests, outshining the Power in clearances and tackles.
In Adelaide, Crows coach Walsh voiced his dislike of the substitute rule.
Golden eagles are smaller but more aggressive predators than white-tailed eagles, which often steal prey from other predators – crows, gannets and even otters.
Round 17 got off to a rollicking start on Friday night courtesy of a gripping affair between the Crows and Hawthorn in Adelaide.
The Crows, in reasonable nick themselves, threw everything at the defending champs and looked to have them on the ropes at times, but Hawthorn responded like good sides do.
(In 2008, a similar doll was more widely marketed when toy company Mattel released a special edition "Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds" Barbie. It came complete with detachable crows.
In February 2013, members of the public found two live buzzards caught in a large trap designed to – legally – catch crows.
Crows cawed about the gullies, flaunting their power of flight as I laboured sweatily in the morning sun.
