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Crossbills, which are known for their unique beak shape that allows them to extract seeds from conifer cones, face predation from several Birds of Prey, including hawks and owls. Additionally, they can be vulnerable to larger mammals such as domestic cats and foxes, particularly during nesting season when they are more exposed. Their nests are often located in trees, making them susceptible to aerial predators.

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