Isn't there an ambulance for animals that one can call once seeing poor birds like this? Quite cruel to just take a picture and walk away without helping the poor crow. If a seagull would have seen this, he would for sure have eaten the wounded crow.

A few weeks ago my daughter saved a little duck who was hit by a boat. The animal-ambulance won´t come for wounded birds anymore. You have to bring them yourself, so she went on her bike to the birds-shelter a few miles outside our town. A good deed! This week our cat catched a little bird in our garden. We tryded to save the little bird but our cat wood not let him loose. Not for catmilk or candy (sometimes that works)The bird was already dead, so we send him (the cat and his prey) away. Sometimes its better not to interfere with the nature. Some you win, some you loose!
This little crow looks capable enough to suvive I think!

To be honest, Nik, I shouldn't worry too much about crows. They can be particularly vicious towards the young of other birds. Pretty-looking little thing anyway!