[Flycatcher]

Boy, I spend the day relaxing and watching football and I miss all the fun!

I didn't know what sort of corvid that was so I went on-line and looked it up. It appears it is an Old World carrion crow (also called hooded crow). This from the link:

The European Carrion Crow, Corvus corone, flies with regular wing beats in a dead straight line when going somewhere in particular, hence the common statement 'such and such a place is x miles distant as the crow flies' meaning in a straight line. There are 6 subspecies of the Carrion Crow, several of which are distinctly coloured in white or grey and are called Hooded Crows. Hooded Crows have a more northerly and easterly distribution than the Carrion Crow.

The pictures they showed looked exactly like this crow too. So that's my best guess!

Thanks for the pings!

[jazusamo]

Thanks for your expertise, Fly.

That sounds like a lot more reliable identification than what I found on a questionable website, “a white crow.” :-)

[beaversmom]

You’re welcome. Thanks for looking into it.