A Conversation for Colours of Wildlife: Verreaux's Eagle
You can't go wrong with eagles
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Started conversation 3 Weeks Ago
I remember visiting Rochester with a friend, and she took me to a cliff overlooking a canyon. The eagles and falcons etc. would come out of nowhere, preying on smaller birds.
It's good that we have predatory birds. here in Boston we are overrun with rabbits, and great horned owls should be keeping them in check.
You can't go wrong with eagles
Willem Posted 3 Weeks Ago
Hello! Is the great horned owl the largest predatory bird you have over there? I think some of your hawks would be able to handle rabbits, especially when they're still small ...
You can't go wrong with eagles
Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted 3 Weeks Ago
Turkey vultures are huge - and will definitely eat small animals. Whenever they circle at the farm, there's a mad Hoggett scramble to put all the kittens inside.
We've got eagles, too, and hawks. In fact, the bluejays imitate a hawk's cry to scare off the other birds and get the bird feeders to themselves. 
http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Turkey_Vulture/overview
You can't go wrong with eagles
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted 3 Weeks Ago
Peregrine falcons were encouraged to nest on the window ledges of some of Boston's high buildings, but our rabbits are on the fringes of the city. The owls can be fond at the Arnold Arboretum, just a couple miles away
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