| In its native state the jay seems to be rather more of a vegetarian than the previously mentioned examples of the corvine birds. |
| In the long struggle between human ingenuity and corvine sagacity, it is doubtful which has thus far obtained the upper hand. |
| Some aspects of the reproduction of female corvine fish Plagioscion squamosissimus Heckel, 1840 in a reservoir of southeastern Brazil. |
| The Pyrrhocorax graculus, the most abundant of the three, is a corvine of black feathers and yellow beak that usually flies in flocks. |
| It soon attracts the attention of the local corvine tribe and is mobbed by rooks and jackdaws. |
| But again, the article is worth reading for its loving portrait of corvine life. |
