Rook The Wildlife Trusts

The all-black rook is a sociable bird, so can be spotted in flocks or nesting colonies, known as 'rookeries'. Unlike the similar carrion crow, it has a grey bill and 'baggy trouser' feathers around its legs.

Wildlife Rescue - A Privilege To Interact With Sentient Beings - Corvid Isle

The raucous rooks Scottish Wildlife Trust

Rook & Jackdaw

Rook NatureSpot

London Wildlife Trust - Do you know your crows from your jackdaws, or your ravens from your rooks? Why not get outside with our bird spotter sheet and see which of these

Rook Wildwood Group

Bickley Hall Farm Cheshire Wildlife Trust

Essex Wildlife Trust - #DYK? A good way to decide if a black crow is a rook or a carrion crow is to use this simple verse, 'a rook on its own

Seaside celebration: Wildlife Trusts' National Marine Week to spotlight UK's sea wildlife - Country Smallholding

30DaysWild from The Wildlife Trusts (@30DaysWild) / X

Celebration To Spotlight Magical And Mysterious Wildlife Of Yorkshire's Coast

Rook Wildwood Group