The image description is under the cut because it is six paragraphs of detailed text. The short summary is that it is a zine of different species of crows, accompanied by small drawings and facts about them.
[Image Descriptions: This pictures of a folded up piece of paper that has been made into an 8 page zine. Each of the photos are 1-2 pages in the booklet. All of the drawings and writing is in blue ink on white paper with light grey lines.
The first image is the cover of the zine. It says "Types of Crows," has a picture of a small bird on it, and says in smaller print "a murder guide by eclipse!!" with a small heart drawn on it.
The second image is two pages, with a bird drawn on each page. The first page is a Carrion crow. There is text on the page with arrows pointing to the carrion crow drawing that reads "Found in Europe" and "They're monogamous and mate for life." The drawing of the carrion crow is a rough sketch of a large black bird standing on a branch. The second page is a Hooded crow, with a drawing and text. The text reads "lifespan: 16 years" and "kraa kraa [the sound that hooded crows make]." the hooded crow is roughly drawn and has a black head and upper breast, black wing and tail feathers, and a white stomach and back patch.
The third image is two pages, again with two drawings of crows. The left page is a Rook, with text that reads "very shiny feathers" and "groups of nests are called Rookeries." The bird is a very shiny black, and the drawing attempts to capture that. The right page is a Mariana Crow, sitting on a branch. It is very stocky and roughly shaded in to show the dark plumage. Text on the page reads "asterisk critically endangered asterisk."
The fourth image is two pages, laid out the same as the other ones. The left side has a large drawing of an American crow, fully black and standing on a rectangle. There is small print that reads "We use them to track West Nile Virus (though they can't transmit it to humans)." On the right side of the page, there is a fish crow in flight. Its wings extend and it is very shiny. There are a few words on the page. Two phrases are emphasized, both sounds that fish crows make. "Ark Ark Ark" and "Waw-waw." The other text has an arrow pointing to the fish crow, and reads "little guy!" because fish crows are much smaller than most genera of species corvus.
The last page is the back of the booklet. It is completely covered by text, aside from a small row of hearts at the bottom. The text reads, "Those 6 are just the tip of the iceberg! There are over 50 genera of species corvus! You can befriend crows, and if you hurt one, it will remember you!" END IMAGE DESCRIPTION]
