Birds of Prey

Probably a lot like whatever they eat (raw meat).

Snowy owls have "egg teeth" to break open the eggs they hatch from. Ancient birds had teeth but during their evolution they lost the ability to produce enamel. Birds developed specialized beaks instead. Snowy owls swallow small prey whole as most other raptors.

No, they are omnivores. While partridges are mainly herbivores eating seeds and plant shoots, they will also eat small invertebrates.

deer and other kinds of birds like the grouse

Laughing Owls
The Laughing Owl The Laughing Owl (Sceloglaux albifacies), also known as Wh?kau or the White-faced Owl, was an endemic owl found in New Zealand, but is now extinct. It was plentiful when European settlers arrived in New Zealand in 1840.

Barn owls use very good hearing, very good eyesight, silent flight and very sharp, strong talons to catch their prey. The Barn owl will fly up and down fields and hedge rows, using its ears, mainly, but also its eyes to look for prey. One found, the Barn owl will dive head first onto the prey, stretching its feet out at the last second and shutting its eyes, feeling the prey with the hairs on its fee and nose.

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mice, smaller birds, rodents, and maybe bats.

Owls breeding in Washington migrate south along the coast and winter in California, occasionally as far south as Mexico.

the snowy owl lives in tundra far north

Owls can live in nearly any type of biome. This includes desert, tundra, rainforest, savannah, forest, or even in the mountains.

As far as I know, no owl has feathers on their feet, owls do have hairy feet, some much more hairy than others, these hairs or filoplumes serve two purposes, to insulate or keep the owls feet warm, but also to assist the owl to feel its prey once caught.

consumer!

secondary consumer, to be exact.

The bones and indigestable objects all get clumped together in a pellet. The owl basically regurgitates the pellet.

It depends on the kind of species you are talking about. Anyway, the genus name for eagles is Aquila. For example, the scientific name for an African hawk eagle is Aquila spilogaster.

• Has silent flight
• This owl does not "hoot", it has a characteristic "shree" sound.
• If cornered will lay on back and protect itself with its talons.

Yes i mostly eats dead animals not of any animal i can think of it eats alive

It is an abiotic ecosystem because everything is dead.

A tawny owl is a member of the owl family, about the size of a pigeon. It is the most common owl in the United Kingdom.

up to 100 feet away

Barred, screech, and short eared, in the US..

Vultures do not eat eagles, but they do eat all kinds of snakes.

The condor is a large, black and white member of the vulture family. The juveniles have a dark head, while the older birds have a pink head. They have a 9 1/2 foot wing span. They are scavengers, so they eat already dead meat.