Bob;
On Jan 08, my attention was drawn to the No. Hake Owl, as I was driving into town from the Interstate, by two crows dive-bombing it as it sat perched on the tippy-top of a tall, skinny, pine tree. On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 11:20 AM, Bob Duchesne <duchesne@midmaine.com> wrote:
--So I was just thinking…
Every time I see a northern hawk-owl, it is teed up at the top of the tree where it would be an easy target for harassment by crows. Yet, I’ve never seen them bothered. Other owls would certainly be harassed. Has anyone ever seen crows hassle a hawk-owl? Is anyone familiar with any science that would explain why they are not viewed with concern by crows? I’m thinking it might make a nice newspaper column.
Bob Duchesne
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