Birdwatching

Mainly seeds, small insects and bird food put out by Humans.

pull over and let it pass

They have no natural predator. Most are killed by human causes such as car collisions, poisons, electrocution, etc.

The hummingbird.

Predatory means living by preying on other organisms. Lions are predatory, they hunt and eat other animals for food.

A group of CROWS is called a murder. A group of crows is called a murder. This is not what they do. They are not birds of prey, although they may eat carrion.

No. Kiwi are endemic to New Zealand. There are no kiwi in Australia, and nor are there any in Australian zoos.

The Atlantic Puffin is the only East Coast puffin.

One of, if not the, top avian predator, controlling rodent populations.

Sounds like either the scissor tailed or fork tailed flycatcher.

Some types of petrel fit this description.

if you don't want chicks hard boil the eggs and give them back to them or simply take the nest off them and if you do want chicks take 2 nests off the pair and then take the nest strait away from them if you do want chicks and they have a nest when they lay the next nest u will ave to separate the chicks from the parents because when they lay the next nest they will literally beat the first chicks to death.

Water them at ground level rather than risk causing damage to the nests. Remember your tap water contains different chemicals to rainwater, so you are risking damage by using tap water. Also, climatic conditions affect all creatures. So, birds which nest during particular seasons plan their breeding cycle to suit those seasons. You could interrupt these cycles by artificially changing conditions. Be aware of the breeding cycles of all wild animals when you water or trim plants. Your local museum will have an ornithologist who can advise you on this; it only takes a phone call and could save an entire new generation of creatures.

If it has fallen from the nest, she will not be able to rescue it. She's trying to encourage it to fly, which is the best she can do. You could capture it and place it in a tree or bush. That's about all you can do. (We are assuming it is, indeed, a fledgling, beginning to grow wing feathers. If it is not, all you can do is care for it yourself or find a caretaker such as a bird rescue center. We recommend the shelter.)

Nope. There are no birds that hibernate. If the weather gets too cold for them, they migrate away. One of the conveniences of being able to fly.

It will most likely give it a hard knock on the head to kill it, if you are talking about rodents and lizards. After that, it'll gulp it down headfirst. If the owl is getting insects to feed its young, it won't have to kill it, just take it home and feed its babies.

Hawks, owls and crows mostly.

Most sea birds feed on fish. A few,like gulls, are scavengers, eating whatever they can find.

The color scheme sounds like a male Painted Bunting, except they have a yellow-green back rather than throat, and a blue head. It would help to know where it was seen...at least what continent.

Not really. They forage flowers for insects and nectar. Besides that they eat grains, seeds and fruits.

Usually, the momma will forget about it.

I assume you are referring to the sugar-water with which you fill a hummingbird feeder. Always, always, ALWAYS boil the water when preparing it - it will kill bacteria and will allow you to leave the feeder out longer before the mold starts to grow. Afterward, put the sugar-water in the refrigerator to cool down - NEVER feed it still warm.

Make sure to clean out and refill your feeder every 5-7 days.

It all depends on who got there first. Possession is nine-tenths of the law. Take care- if you smell a rat, there might be a stool pigeon. If it's a bird house, it should be a bird's nest. But sometimes, birds will 'fly the coop', leaving it unattended. Squirrels are rodents, too.

On the ground. It breeds in northeastern Russia and winters in Southeast Asia. It has been seen in Britain though before, also on Springwatch- nature programme.

It means that your lower ribs going into your abdomen are larger than normal.