A single, black-feathered Corvid, consistent with a crow species, is captured on a grey, granular paved surface, likely a sidewalk or pedestrian area, in the city of Remscheid, Germany

A single, black-feathered Corvid, consistent with a crow species, is captured on a grey, granular paved surface, likely a sidewalk or pedestrian area, in the city of Remscheid, Germany. The bird is positioned with its body oriented diagonally, facing towards the right side of the frame, and its head bent downwards. Its beak is in contact with a small, light-orange particulate object on the ground, indicating an action of feeding or investigation. The paved surface consists of textured concrete or asphalt blocks, exhibiting multiple seams, hairline cracks, and scattered environmental debris. Visible debris includes several white cigarette butts, small fragments of white material, and organic detritus. A distinct horizontal lighter grey strip delineates a section of the paving, running across the mid-ground behind the bird. No other subjects or human interaction are present in the scene.