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This impressive bird can be seen throughout the northern hemisphere. The Raven is fairly common resident bird throughout most of Britain. The greatest concentrations are in the west and the north, and they are particularly plentiful in West Wales where, despite appearing mainly either solitarily or in pairs, on occasion we see up to 15 of them circling overhead. Their throaty croaks echo up and down the valleys. Ravens can also produce lots of other sounds, however, including a popping noise like that of a cork being removed from a bottle. In captivity they have been reported to imitate the human voice.  ---  First Nature