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  2. Red-tailed hawk - Wikipedia

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    Like most Buteo hawks, red-tailed hawks do not primarily hunt birds in most areas, but can take them fairly often whenever they opportune upon some that are vulnerable. Birds are, by far, the most diverse class in the red-tailed hawk's prey spectrum, with well over 200 species known in their foods.

  3. White-tailed hawk - Wikipedia

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    Like many Accipitridae, white-tailed hawks do not like to abandon a nest site, and nests built up over the years can thus reach sizes of up to three feet (1 m) across. The eggs are white, often lightly spotted with brown or lavender; between one and three (usually two) are laid per clutch. When approached on the nest, the adults will get ...

  4. Common cuckoo - Wikipedia

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    The great reed warblers' responses to the common cuckoo eggs varied: 66% accepted the egg(s); 12% ejected them; 20% abandoned the nests entirely; 2% buried the eggs. 28% of the cuckoo eggs were described as "almost perfect" in their mimesis of the host eggs, and the warblers rejected "poorly mimetic" cuckoo eggs more often.

  5. Egg tossing (behavior) - Wikipedia

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    The common cuckoo brood parasite removing the reed warbler eggs from their own nest. Egg tossing or egg destruction is a behavior observed in some species of birds where one individual removes an egg from the communal nest. [1] This is related to infanticide, where parents kill their own or other's offspring. [2]

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  7. Lesser nighthawk - Wikipedia

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    Female nighthawks do not build nests; instead, they lay their eggs directly on the ground. To shield their eggs from potential predators, the females rely on their natural camouflage. [2] Living in warm, desert areas means that the female must not leave her eggs in one spot in the heat for too long, therefore, she will periodically move her ...

  8. Birds suddenly abandon Florida environment, experts have no ...

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    On a typical summer day, Florida's Seahorse Key is a hub of bird activity, with numerous species settling there for the warmer months. This year, however, is different. In late spring, all of them ...

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