Corvus corax tibetanus

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The Tibetan raven or the Common Himalayan raven (Corvus corax tibetanus) It is the largest and glossiest subspecies, with the longest throat hackles. Its bill is large, but less imposing than that of C. c. principalis and the bases of its neck feathers are grey.[1]

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