Some do. Great Horned Owls, for example, can be quite aggressive if their nest site is approached during the breeding season, which typically begins sometime between January and March. Eastern Screech Owls will also somtimes swoop at people who venture too close to a nesting or roosting site, and they're commonly found in rural and suburban areas.
Owls will swoop down and grab mice, rabbits, and small dogs!
I watched the eagle swoop down and snatch the rabbit from the field.
That is the correct spelling of "swoop" (to fly down, or a single combined action).
They hunt in the night in barns, and forests. Mostly forests. They wait in the snowy trees and then swoop down and grip their prey in powerful talons and tear it apart with their razor sharp beak.
eagles do eat worms, they also eat larger prey such as snakes and mice, and yes, they do "swoop" down to get them.
Owls carry letters and packages for them and swoop into the Great Hall, usually during breakfast.
No. Kookaburras never harm people. The most they will do is swoop down and swipe a sausage or piece of meat from one's plate at a barbeque or on a picnic.
Some birds like the Skusa black backed gull and falcons swoop down and snatch up an egg without the parents noticing anything at all. However, the main, main enemy of the snowy owl is man.
swoop down on fish when they jump for air.
He swooped down from the sky and picked her up.
Squirrels are on the menu for many animals; foxes, coyotes, wild cats, hawks, owls, snakes.Long known for engaging in relentlessly critical introspection, the biggest natural predator of the squirrel is in fact themselves.
They can swoop down into the forest-floor and escape its predators.