Accipiters (bird hawks) will. Usually, hawks like the Cooper's, sharp shinned, and goshawk (accipiters) attack birds their own size or smaller. There have been records of Cooper's hawks attacking nesting shorebirds at Emerald Island, North Carolina. Accipiters are rare on coastal beaches, but if a few reside there, there is little doubt shorebirds will be on the menu.
terns are small to it rabbits and also rabbits are faster
yes
hawks eat caterpillars
Terns primarily feed on small fish, such as herring, sardines, and anchovies. They also consume crustaceans, squid, and occasionally insects. Terns are known for their excellent diving and fishing skills, helping them catch their prey efficiently.
Yes, hawks eat rats.
no, hawks don't eat crabs
Most hawks don't eat fish. Most hawks eat mice, voles and birds, not fish.
Most hawks don't eat fish. Most hawks eat mice, voles and birds, not fish.
yes they could eat other hawks but that is cannibalism my good freinds.
hawks are hunters so no they do not eat ants
Snakes generally don't eat Hawks. It's far more common for Hawks to eat snakes.
They live in caca so they can eat it.