Birds of Prey

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The Kestrel is quite big, it's measurement from head to tail is 13 to 15 inches and it's wingspan is 26 to 32 inches long.

kestrels are 33-35cm in length and 65-80cm wingspan.

3 months.

no. I have heard that Grouindhogs do not carry the rabies either.

A California condor has a single chick, every other year, between February and March. However if the chick is lost, they will lay another single egg.

In order of size: Screetch, barn, barred, great horned

Burrowing Owls tend to migrate so they can be found in a variety of areas in the world. Often times they can be found in New Mexico, Central America, and Puerto Rico.

The national flower of Greenland is the Willow Herb.

The cassowary is the largest bird in northern Australia. Emus are also found in the north (and indeed, all over the continent), whilst the brolga and jabiru are quite large birds but not flightless.

yes, the eagle

Orioles do live in Florida. Florida is one of the locations to which Orioles go in the cold Winter months.

i work at the Bronx zoo and i study birds a vulture can fly 20000 feet.

The cardinal is the offical state bird adopted in 1950.

Yes some species of raptor live in the desert. A few examples of such species that may live in a desert are the Harris hawk, Redtail hawk, Elf owl, and Burrowing owl.

Are they really crows or perhaps grackles? Grackles have been incorrectly called crows in Tx. for as long as I can remember. I have witnessed a group of grackles chasing a hawk away from their nesting site on multiple occasions. The adult birds are quite ferocious when protecting their young. I have also seen the same kind of behavior in mockingbirds, although the hawk is usually pursued by just the male. About two weeks ago in San Marcos TX, I noticed a rather large flock of grackles (not unusual in itself) flying by. The lead birds were diving and flying erratically when I noticed a Coopers hawk flying low and at the head of the flock, with a young grackle in its claws. What amazed me was the sheer number of birds responding to the threat. Crows frequently mob hawks. They are merely to drive the predator away from their territory. In fact, it is very common to see this behavior in crows, more so than any other bird.

Yes he is! It is not just a song it is a true story that was put in to an animation to show the struggle Simon Cowell goes through on a regular basis being the King Of The Beavers!

But you cant fool owls!

We we playing the Beatles who had turned Walt Disney down

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it only eats at night so... basically it eats every night

I have an Owl that visits my back yard and porch at all times of the day and night, it was here from noon til 1 pm and then again @ 3pm and back again @ 6 pm and has now been on my porch again today from 8 pm to this very moment 9:29 pm.

It likes Turkey lunch meat and water. Also likes bread broken into small pieces and it lets me get close and moves right up to my hand as I put the food on the porch rail...Likes it's Foto taken all day and night too,not afraid of the flash at night.Very gentle bird around me...I think it's a Barn Owl but am not sure...

the manager of The Beatles originally made an agreement with Disney that the parts of the vultures would be played by the band. When the idea was brought to John Lennon he told them "There's no way The Beatles are going to sing for Mickey F***-ing Mouse!" the voices were cast to other actors but the characters themselves are yes based on The Beatles. The one with the shaggy hair looks madly like George!!

That depends on the owl. Snowy owls can grow up to 27 inches while northern pygmy owls only grow to be about 6 inches.

Owls are edible, but as they are not commonly consumed in the US, and many species are, in fact, protected.

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