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Pomophilus
2 years ago

Hello,

Of the birds of rapture, there are above all habitats and sperbers who prefer the forest as a manly flyer and can also hunt between the tribes. Many others, such as Milane, are brooding in the forest, but mostly not far away from the forest edge. From here they reach their hunting ground in the open country.

This is also true for many owl species, e.g. Waldohreule, Uhu. However, some caustic species are also, e.g. forest hood in the middle of the forest home.

Pomophilus
2 years ago
Reply to  Pomophilus

Thanks for🌟!

gregor443
2 years ago

In addition to the already mentioned Uhu, forests are also a home for other birds of prey – apart from the owls and hoods – especially for the sperber, the mice buzzard, the Rotmilan or the now rare shrine eagle.

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gregor443

Fuchsbutter
2 years ago

Of course, owl birds, for example.

Uhus a pretty big span.

Fuchsbutter
2 years ago
Reply to  Shark77618

Because all others do not live directly in the forest, but rather in some more free areas.

Bussards, Milane, Falken and other predators prefer places that are high and offer a good overview. They hunt more in the open field and also during the day, not at night.

FlorianP1987
2 years ago

In addition to the very good selection of gregor443, the Habicht and the Kolkrabe still fall into my mind if you want to apply the latter…

ZiegemitBock
2 years ago

The Uhu.