Ravens eat carrion, berries, small vertebrates, bird eggs, and invertebrates. They will also eat garbage left out by humans and can often be seen on road ways looking for food. The raven can be found in mixed and coniferous forests as well as campgrounds, woodlands, towns, landfills and even the artic tundra. |
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The raven mates for life. They will mate and lay their eggs between the end of February and the end of May. There will be three to seven eggs laid and they will take twenty to twenty-five days to hatch. the baby raven will leave the nest at about seven weeks of age and becomes sexually mature at three years of age. |
