The Crow Nation

The Crow nation is an English exonym for a set of three native peoples whose historical homelands include parts of present day, Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming. They also hold a tribal fair every year in August draws about 50,000 attendees usually. The Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian says people of the Crow nation call themselves the apsallique. That could be the right bird, but there's also two ways it could be inaccurate. It could be either we misunderstood what apsalliques really means, or those French guys misidentified birds in a basic bird or way.