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To a small degree.Owls like the great horned may take a sleeping hawk unawares,but not very often.Owls,like most predators try to take prey they can easily handle,and if the owl didn't get a good hold,he might be in for a fight he doesn't want,or one he might lose.
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∙ 12y ago"No, owls are also predatory birds and a hawk would find it very difficult to overcome an owl."
Actually, hawks do eat owls. The hawk first would kill the owl, then they would use their beaks to open the body of an owl. Finally, the hawk eats what is inside the owl. (delicious, right?)
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Are hawks herbervores?
No. Hawks and other "birds of prey" such as eagles, falcons and owls are carnivores.
What competition do owls have?
Birds of prey like hawks, weasels and foxes, bobcats all prey on the small rodents and birds that owls feed on.
Hawks and owls that prey on rodents and other birds can be classified as what?
The usual term is raptor for hawks and eagles etc.Owls are not usually included as raptors. They are just owls.
Do hawks eat koalas?
Yes, hawks may occasionally prey on young koalas.
How can owls and hawks coexist in the same population?
Hawks are daytime hunters, and owls hunt primarily at dark.
What are the snakes predtors?
Some birds of prey, such as hawks or owls, will eat snakes.
Which animals prey on skunks?
Owls and raptors like hawks, falcons and eagles.
What is a Falconiforme?
falconiformes are falcons, hawks, owls, basically all raptors and birds of prey.
Predatory bird that mice are afraid of?
Owls, falcons and hawks all prey on mice.
What animals prey on bats?
Bats predators are snakes, racoons, opossums. and tarantulas. Sometimes a hawk or a owl will snatch them from the sky.
Do any animals eat birds of prey?
Other birds of prey. Some hawks will feed on smaller raptors, and likewise some owls, such as the great horned owl, will feed on smaller raptors. Great horned owls have even been known to prey on red-tailed hawks occasionally.
WHAT is smaller than a eagle?
hawks, kites harriers, owls..as far as birds of prey go.
