Florida's Nonnative Wildlife. Species detail.
First year: 1994
Extirpated year:
Established status: Species have
populations whose status is unknown.
Estimated Florida range: 1 county
Not reported breeding
Statewide trend: Unknown
status
Threats to natives: No known
threats.
Species Account: This is one
of the most naturally widespread bird species in the world. Its
range includes parts of North America, Europe, Asia, and North
Africa. Its range in North America was greatly reduced in the early
1900s, but it is slowly beginning to return to some of its former
range.
Habitats:
| County |
First Year |
Extirpated Year |
Breeding status |
Notes |
| Okaloosa |
1994 |
|
Not reported breeding |
1 zoo escapee (Pranty 1995a) |
References
Boarman, W. I. and B. Heinrich. 1999. Common Raven
(Corvus corax). In Birds of North America, No. 476 (A. Poole and F.
Gill, eds.) The Birds of North America, Inc., Philadelphia. PA.
Pranty, B. 1995a. Field observations [fall report:
August-November 1994]. Florida Field Naturalist 23:44-56.
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