… Crows that are diving at a bird in flight or diving into the treetops and cawing loudly are probably “mobbing” an owl or a hawk. This mobbing behavior is their way of protecting each other. The alarm calls attrac

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Date: 2009-10-28 08:56:05 Animal communication Evolutionary game theory Mobbing Predation Crow Bird Communal roosting Zoology Biology Biological pest control		… Crows that are diving at a bird in flight or diving into the treetops and cawing loudly are probably “mobbing” an owl or a hawk. This mobbing behavior is their way of protecting each other. The alarm calls attrac Add to Reading List Source URL: city.charlottetown.pe.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 42,21 KB Share Document on Facebook

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