Crow foot

Crow Foot, Crowfoot, or Crow's Foot may refer to one of the following. Some of them may also be known as Bird's Foot, chicken claw, etc., the latter ones being basically the same analogy.

People

• Crowfoot, a First Nations chief, of the Blackfoot, and named for him:

• Crowfoot Glacier, in the Canadian Rockies
• Crowfoot (band), a 1970's era, California based rock band
• Crowfoot (electoral district)
• Crowfoot (C-Train), a light rail station in Calgary

• Crow Foot, a Native American of the Sioux
• Bert Crowfoot Canadian journalist, photographer and television producer

Other

• "Chicken Claw", a song by That Handsome Devil
• Crow's Foot stitch, a kind of embroidery stitch
• Crow's foot notation, or crow's feet notation, a set of visual notation symbols used to show the layout of a relational database management system relationship
• A number of plants:
  • Cranesbill, or Wild Geranium
  • Cardamine concatenata
  • Eleusine indica, Crow's Foot Grass
  • Erodium spp.
  • Crow Foot Violet, Bird's Foot Violet, or Viola pedata, a species of Viola
  • A number of species of Ranunculus
    • Water crowfoots (subgenus Batrachium)
    • Glacier Crowfoot, or Ranunculus glacialis
  • Birdsfoot trefoil or Birdfoot trefoil
  • Birdfoot Sagebrush, a species of Artemisia

Crow's feet (plural usage):

• Crow's feet can mean Caltrop
• wrinkles in the outer corner of the eyes as the result of aging (resembling crow's feet).

Chicken Foot

• a kind of Domino game.
• a move in the Four square game
• a song on the One Inch Masters album of Gas Huffer
• Peace symbol
• Chickenfoot from Invader Zim animated TV series

• Chicken Claw, a kind of sky-scraper floorplan

Bird's foot

• Ornithopod
• Avipes
• Herbert Birdsfoot of Sesame Street, Season 2

Crowfoot socket wrench, a type of Wrench

Crows Feet, album by singer-songwriter Kalai.

"Crow's Feet" (CSI), a fifth season episode of the American television series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation

The broad arrow, or pheon, is often referred to as a crow's foot in it's role as a marker for government property.