Hawks

Yes, but it is usually not their first choice.

Yes. Great horned owls are large and powerful birds of prey and could kill a small dog if it wanted to. however, most owls prefer to hunt much smaller animals and most will not touch your pets unless they are really hungry or they have a good reason; say if a cat was in a tree too close to their nest.

Mice can eat basically anything but shouldn't eat

-things high in fat and sugars because they may get obese

-alcohol because it will kill them

you can give y

our mice chocolate but not too much otherwise they will get too fat and they might even die.

Hope I helped you.

Mice can NOT eat avocados they are poison to mice and most mice can not tolerate chocolate and should never be feed to mice i own 15 mice and breed them

Yes, mice can eat chips.

it will eat rats, smaller birds, stream animals, and insects.

Red tailed, Red shouldered, broad winged, Cooper's, sharp shinned, kestrel, merlin.

u might want to rethink that killing a hawk can lead to fines and jail time

it depends how big the baby hawk is

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It depends what country you live in! I am in UK and I have two mice. They are very cheap to take care of.

The one-off costs are; The cage, mine cost £18, which is quite cheap, and a water bottle is about £1. My cage came with a wheel and a hut, but they only cost a couple of pounds each.

The upkeep costs are; Every 2 or 3 weeks I have to buy new litter for the bottom of the cage which is Carefresh and costs £3.50. I mix it with scrunched up bits of newspaper which is free. You can buy hemp or cardboard based horse litter at about £12 a bale which lasts much much longer and will probably work out significantly cheaper in the long run. Do not use shavings or sawdust, it is very dangerous for mice!

I feed my mice a mixture of wild bird seed, dry pasta, brown rice, rat food, dog biscuits, cereal and oats. To make this mix I spent about £10 to £15 all in one go, but it will last me months and months as they only eat a tiny amount every day. It is acceptable to feed them on a good rat food such as Pets at Home Rat Muesli which will cost about £3.50 a pack, and will last a month or two. Treats such as raw and cooked veg, the occasional nut or seed, and non-citrus fruit can all be taken from your own table and need cost nothing. A budgie treat made from millet and honey is also a nice occasional treat, I found one for 35p in Wilkinsons.

For toys you need not spend any money at all, as egg boxes, toilet rolls and little cardboard boxes of all descriptions are perfect. I use a very big cardboard box that came with a television as a play pen and fill it with kitchen roll, tubes, boxes and anything else that is safe for little mice to chew. It is all free! (make sure you watch them closely though or they could chew their way out!)

Hawks eat. Thus they consume.

ALL ANIMALS ARE CONSUMERS. There is no such thing as an animal producer.

A permit can be obtained from the Wildlife Commission for predator control on domestic stocks. Otherwise, it is illegal.

Many hawks are called chicken hawks in the United States. They include, Cooper's hawk, goshawk, redtailed hawk and red shouldered hawk. The name really shouldn't apply, as these hawks rarely molest poultry.

You should be a licensed falconer by the federal government and the state where you reside. To trap or molest birds of prey carries heavy fines and jail time. Just from your question I can tell you are not a licensed falconer because if you where your falconry sponsor would be taking you out to help you trap your first Hawk.

Accipiters, a genus of slender prey birds with long tails, rounded wings, and long legs is composed of approximately 50 species mostly in the Goshawk and Sparrowhawk groups. Many, like the Coopers Hawk and the Sharp-shinned Hawk ambush and eat small birds that they catch quickly using long sharp talons and then tear the meat apart with sharp hooked beaks.

The hawks found in Georgia in the US are: Red-tailed Hawks, Red Shouldered Hawks, Cooper's Hawks, Sharp-shinned Hawks, Broad Wing Hawks, harrier (in winter).

Also, peregrine falcon, kestrel, and merlin are found there to some degree.

yes night hawk is so scary the intimidator is so fun and smooth little kids ride it

You don't need to trap the hawk, you need to protect the chickens. Even free range hens can be put unto enclosures and a fine mesh net placed overhead to keep them safe from raptors. Fine netting is available from many big box store like Lowe's and Home depot to keep birds off gardens. A few well placed posts with the netting placed on top will deter the hawk attacks.

hawk and a mouse=

predation

Most common domestic bird. The red billed quela finch is the most common wild bird.

Foxes Or Even Badgers.

Our hawk species here in North Carolina are; Red tailed hawk, red shouldered hawk, Cooper's hawk, sharp shinned hawk, broad winged hawk, peregrine falcon, kestrel, merlin. The red tailed and red shouldered are in the Buteo group, Cooper's and sharp shinned are accipiters, peregrines, kesrels and merlins are falcons, which are also hawks.

No. All birds of prey are protected by feferal law.

The spelling Hawkes is a proper noun (surname). The plural of hawk is hawks.

A flower usually found off of large rivers or canals. green and red in color, and about 1 inch in diameter