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Predator Pages

Aerial Specialists: Raptors!

By Kristina Mercedes Urquhart
Owls are more active at night, and that is when they typically take birds.

Without much cover in which to hide, predatory birds can pose a very real threat to a flock of free-ranging chickens, especially small ones such as bantams, juveniles and chicks. On the whole, they move quickly and leave little evidence behind.

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