FAQs

What are birds’ predators?

Humans, cats, chipmunks, other birds, snakes, frogs, dogs, deer, coyotes, and many more.

Killdeer Injury-feigning to lure off predators — (Photo © Dave W.)

Book recommendation: A great book about survival is: Flute’s Journey by Lynne Cherry – A young Wood Thrush named Flute makes its first migration from its nesting ground in a Maryland forest to its winter home in Costa Rica, and back again.

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