Hawks

yes and no. big dogs owls cant eat but if you have a small dog like a dachshund or a chihuahua yes an owl can definatly eat them.

yes fish hawks like ospreys.

Seeds, bugs.

Blue Jays are softbills and they mainly eat insects and fruit. They will also sometimes eat sunflower seeds or peanuts.

Statistically a super-majority die before their first birthday. So the correct answer is less than one year. If your question is how long can they live, the answer is a bit different. In the wild normally in to their mid to late teens. In captivity, at least another 10 years.

yes

They breed when they are 3 years old this is for male and female harris hawks.

Most species are, because of their smaller size, and more rapid wingbeats.

The eagle developed his keen eyesight through the process of natural selection.

In order to survive as a hunter, the eagle (as a species) developed good eyesight through evolution, so that he would be able to detect the smallest movement of his prey. Once he targets his prey, he swoops down to a much lower altitude and scoop up his intended supper before they are aware of the danger.

Eagles with poor eyesight didn't survive and likely not many of them lived long enough to breed.

69 to 82 cm or 2.26 to 2.69 feet

Buteo hawks: Red Tailed, Red Shouldered, Broad winged, Swainson's, Harris', Rough Legged. Accipiters: Goshawk, Cooper's Hawk, Sharp Shinned . Falcons: Kestrel, Peregrine, Merlin, Prairie, Gyrfalcon.

no

they Sparrow hawk eat mice, young rabbit, vole and Other bird.

mainly humans but golden eagles have been known to prey on adult red tailed hawks

Hawks adapt to the different changes in the environment primarily by changing the way they hunt, especially in times when food is less abundant. Hawks can change everything from the type of food they eat to the time of day in which they hunt.

Sure it could. It would need a 50 cal. machine gun, but yes it could eat it. Also a monkey can eat a lion.

people should not kill hawks in Ohio or anywhere else in the world!!!

While kestrels share some similarities with other relatives of the raptor group, they are in fact members of the Falcon Family (Falconidae), not the Hawk Family (Accipitridae). Their simalarity to the Eurasian Kestrel is the source of the name "Kestrel."

Snakes don't really eat insects but i suppose if it had no other option.....

A hawk is brown red, green , orange, black (the color of a hawk)

Pumas do not consider the hawk to be a traditional food source. Pumas have on rare occasion eaten a few hawks though.

It lives on the ground.

No, unless you have a license. Hawks are an endangered species. They are a protected animal and you can only own a hawk with proper training and license.They must be fed, trained and handled properly. They are very difficult birds to deal with. They can die if not cared for properly and are potentially dangerous to you if you don't know how to handle them. They also need lots of wild space to fly.

I suggest you don't buy one, unless you're a challenge lover with license and lots of training.

Large hawk that often perches in the open scanning the ground for prey. Found over much of North America.

No, but they are related, both are buteo hawks. The Red-shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus) prefers wetter areas like a swamp for example, while the Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) prefers open and dry areas like a pasture.

The Red-tailed Hawk is also found in dense, dry, woodlands.

They don't like pie

Lions eat meat so they are carnivores. They chase zebras, deer, buffalo, hyenas;anything they can kill. They have also attacked elephants but in groups. lions will pounce on their prey they can kill elepants by jumping on them and scratching and biting into them. They pounce on smaller prey like zebras, if they can catch them.

I'm pretty sure the female hawk does, because she probably has to take care of them most of the time. The father might not even be with them when they are alive.