I don't know that much about crows, except what I have observed. I've seen many of them snacking on 'roadkill' so I would think frogs would be considered a delicacy. So, I'd have to say, 'Yes, they eat frogs.'

I'm sure crows would eat frogs.

Several years ago we found a featherless, newly hatched baby bird on the ground outside the house. We hand fed the little bird, naming it Junior. We hoped it would grow up to be a mockingbird, but it turned out to be a starling. One day when Junior was learning to fly in the backyard, a crow swooped down, grabbed Junior, and tried to fly off with him. Luckily the crow dropped Junior unharmed.

John

Crows are omnivors and eat just about anything. They are also extremely intelligent and if they can get your frogs easily, they will do so.

If you do a bit of internet searching, you can find crows will drop shellfish and nuts on a roadway, wait until a car crunches it, and then swoop in and take the meat which now has a broken shell. They learn, teach their young what they have learned, live in family groups, mate for life, have a ceremony when one of their group dies, ...

Crows eat everything, including occasionally other crows.