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Hi Rosemary,
I think N. Goshawks will take a Crow, also Peregrines. In Calgary we
once saw a Prairie Falcon playing at chasing Crows - great fun to watch,
and seemed to be fun for him too! Probably he could have taken one. But
that's not here! I'm not sure where you are living, but it sounds like
the Gt. Horned Owl is a good bet.
Lois Codling
On 13/02/2011 10:09 PM, Rosemary G wrote:
> With regard to my question of what bird of prey might have killed a
> crow on the garage roof this morning...the answer Great Horned
> Owl...fascinated me.. I had not thought of that possibility. This
> yard is certainly perfect for owls....lots of large pine trees. Has
> anyone on NatureNS witnessed Great Horned Owls taking crows? Are
> there hawks here that will also capture and eat crows?
>
> Rosemary Gallinger
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Hi Rosemary,<br>
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I think N. Goshawks will take a Crow, also Peregrines. In Calgary
we once saw a Prairie Falcon playing at chasing Crows - great fun to
watch, and seemed to be fun for him too! Probably he could have
taken one. But that's not here! I'm not sure where you are living,
but it sounds like the Gt. Horned Owl is a good bet.<br>
<br>
Lois Codling<br>
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With regard to my question of what bird of prey might have killed
a crow on the garage roof this morning...the answer Great Horned
Owl...fascinated me.. I had not thought of that possibility.
This yard is certainly perfect for owls....lots of large pine
trees. Has anyone on NatureNS witnessed Great Horned Owls taking
crows? Are there hawks here that will also capture and eat crows?<br>
<br>
Rosemary Gallinger<br>
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