Birds of Prey

Well what happens is, say a hawk ate a rabbit they would eat it and then go down there oesophagus into the crop and anything the hawk cant digest stays in the crop but the things it can digest goes down the stomach and the gizzard and food goes up and down until fully digested then through the intestines and comes out the cloaca, and what comes out of the cloaca is called a mute (poo)

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An owl can clearly see an object that is a mile away from where it is perched.

Owls get water from lakes, streams. They rarely drink as they get moisture from their prey.

Owls learn to fly by branching first. They grasp something solid, like a branch and flap their wings to strenghten them. They hop from branch to branch and flap their wings. It may take a few weeks, but eventually they are able to fly short distances.

Birds are almost certainly modern-day dinosaurs from the family therosaurus. From this knowledge, we find that many dinosaurs had colorful feather-like body coverings, unlike the cold-blooded reptiles.

Owls tend to be associated with wisdom, evil, Halloween and such.

A baby Brown Falcon eats small rodents, grasshoppers, and birds provided to it by it's parents.

Owls don't typically eat carrots but in major starvation they will eat carrot though it is RARE

Burrowing owls are usually threatened because humans will bulldoze over their burrows without even knowing that there's anything there! The burrows will cave-in, suffocating the little owls inside.

As long as a regular butterfly. They die after they lay eggs!

The Andean Condor lives in the Andes in south America, whilst the Californian Condor lives in coastal mountains on the western seaboard of the USA

vultures usually inhabit areas near water bodies. They are very clean birds and take a bath after each meal. They do so to wash off the blood sticking on their feathers and legs, thus preventing any kind of infection from the carcasses the consumed. So one will surely find a water body near vulture colonies.

Do Buzzards eat Pigeons - yes

It started as road kill

Then progressed to picking off tired racing pigeons at the end of long flights

Many racing fanciers have now moved their lofts/racing routes - but the Buzzards have followed.

Problems are particularly acute in Northern Ireland and South Wales

Occaisonally been seen attacking flocks in conjunction with falcons - hit high and low

See various articles in Racing Pigeon News, Northern Ireland RSPB and Worcestershire Wildlife

Most vultures have naked or nearly naked heads, to prevent getting the feathers there fouled. Also, vultures have a highly developed olfactory senses, to locate dead animals by smell. The beak is shaped to tear soft, decaying flesh. Vulture beaks are not as powerful as raptor beaks.

a cage for a bird of prey, more so a bird of prey in captivity's home, is called a mue.

Terror birds went extinct about 2 million years ago. This was probably a result of the new carnivore species such as saber toothed cats, wolves, etc moving into South America and out competing them for food.

they flap there wings and hiss

Most arboreal owls have feathers the colors and even the patterns of tree bark to camouflage them, and this protects them while they sleep both from predators and from harassment by prey species. So I would say "coloration" is their primary method of camouflage.

Owls do not hoot at a particular given time. Since they are more active at night, we hear them more often then.

Secondly, not al owls 'Hoot'. Their calls vary.

They hoot for reasons that may be territorial - warning others to stay away, or it can be to contact a mate or young, or advertise availability for breeding.

The snowy owl, also known as the Arctic Owl, Great White Owl, or Harfang, lives mostly in northern regions close to the north pole, usually in cold snowy climates where its white feathers will allow it to blend in with its surroundings.

But the snowy owl is a migratory bird, as it often flies south to breed.

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Generally, a Barn owl will sleep during the day, hunting from dawn until dusk, unless the Barn owl has had a hard time hunting or is looking after its young, when a barn owl will hunt during the day.

basically there are few characteristics of larks and owls and these are:

LARKS:

1. Larks are basically morning type of persons.

2. They get their best ideas in the morning time.

3. They have highly energy level during morning time.

OWLS:

1. Owls are basically evening/night type of persons.

2. They get their best ideas in the evening/night.

3. They have highly energy level during the evening/night.

Basically larks have highly energy level from 8:00 or 9:00 AM to 12:00 or 1:00 PM and owls have their highly energy level from 1:00 or 2:00 PM till the evening goes on.