Their habits are much like that of their lesser brethren, but
their size and speed earns them special regard. Superstitions
say that seeing a solitary storm crow flying across the sky
above the horizon means that a great storm is on its way. Storm
crows are most famous for the fact that druids can take their
shape. They are not brave, so any serious injury to a fellow
crow causes them to break off. Storm crows are one of the
animals that druids take as companions. Their call sounds more
like a loud crow than a raven. Crows in temperate zones and
raven in cold climes are under some competition with storm
crows, but are not completely shouldered out. A murder (a group
usually ranging from 2 - 8 storm crows) of storm crows controls
a rough territory and will kill any other storm crows that
wander in. They also have no problem eating their own dead. In
the winter, several groups will assemple into large roosts of 30
- 40. Storm crows, however, are more likely to be solitary than
other crows; these solitary birds