That's a pheasant.

We'll have cold pheasant with champagne.

Would you like a little cold pheasant?

WOW, CROW!

Eat crow.

I thought he was a rabbit or a pheasant or something.

CROW, LOOK OUT!

Go on! Crow!

The crow flew away.

Not exactly. But for lunch, don't you tear a pheasant with Miss Lamont?

Crow a cockadoodledoo! Cockadoodledoo! Cockadoodledoo!

There you are, you old crow.

Hah, an old crow like you.

I don't see the crow anywhere.

The crow must lament for me.

Crow Cawing the crows again. Shh !

You got it made. Fielding wants to have cold pheasant with you on his yacht.

If you don't crow, I'll kill you!

... ifhesatinyour lap shooting arrows at a crow.

He said shooting arrows at a crow.

Do whatever will please the old crow.

Not so far as the crow flies.

Last to the bar's a threelegged crow

On one side is a New Caledonian crow.

So this is Betty. She's a New Caledonian crow.

He said stay near you and the old crow.

the crow is a permanent resident throughout its range.

Man, if you don't crow this time, I'll kill you!

HEY, CROW! DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT A MOTORCYCLE IS?

I weighed 5 pounds more I'd be crow bait by now.

What you do now, Mr Falco, is crow like a hen.

There's none better than Ned the Crow for spotting the peelers.

An invincible, immortal crow with one leg. A symbol of Gråvik.

the crow is Corvus brachyrhynchos, and the blackbird is Euphagus cyanocephalos.

Start with the last letter of the last word. Crow, worm, moon.

There was a man here. He flew in like a black crow.

COME ON, CROW, LET'S GO PLAY A CARD GAME, WHlLE STANDlNG COMPLETELY STlLL...

OK. The old crow downstairs said there's a folding bed behind this door.

You're gonna be crow meat when they find you, that's what's gonna happen.

Go to forests and precipices, where no horse neighs and no crow flies.

Well it turns out that the babies, the New Caledonian crow babies, are fledglings.

And now, every crow within five kilometers is standing by a sidewalk, waiting to collect its lunch.

Then Allah sent a crow, exploring in the ground, to show him how to bury the corpse of his brother. He said, Woe to me! Am I unable to be even like this crow and bury my brother s corpse? Thus he became regretful.

Then Allah sent a crow, exploring in the ground, to show him how to bury the corpse of his brother. He said, Woe to me! Am I unable to be even like this crow and bury my brother s corpse? Thus he became regretful.

He can tell you stories in English of the thirsty crow, of the crocodile and of the giraffe.