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Alpine Chough vs Eurasian Jackdaw

Pyrrhocorax graculus versus Coloeus monedula

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Alpine Chough (Pyrrhocorax graculus) Alpine Chough
Eurasian Jackdaw (Coloeus monedula) Eurasian Jackdaw

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The Alpine Chough and Eurasian Jackdaw can be distinguished by their bill and plumage. The Alpine Chough has a slender, yellow bill, while the Eurasian Jackdaw features a thicker, black bill. In terms of plumage, the Alpine Chough is uniformly black, whereas the Eurasian Jackdaw has a greyish nape and sides of the neck.

Identification tips

Look for the bill color: yellow in Alpine Chough and black in Eurasian Jackdaw. Check the plumage: Alpine Chough is all black, while Eurasian Jackdaw has a grey nape.

Plumage

The Alpine Chough is uniformly black, whereas the Eurasian Jackdaw has a distinctive greyish nape and sides of the neck.

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The Alpine Chough and Eurasian Jackdaw can be distinguished by their bill and plumage. The Alpine Chough has a slender, yellow bill, while the Eurasian Jackdaw features a thicker, black bill. In terms of plumage, the Alpine Chough is uniformly black, whereas the Eurasian Jackdaw has a greyish nape and sides of the neck.

Look for the bill color: yellow in Alpine Chough and black in Eurasian Jackdaw. Check the plumage: Alpine Chough is all black, while Eurasian Jackdaw has a grey nape.

The Alpine Chough is uniformly black, whereas the Eurasian Jackdaw has a distinctive greyish nape and sides of the neck.

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