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Liam Roberts——Works at Microsoft, Lives in Redmond.
If adult birds are missing but no other signs of disturbance exist, the predator probably is a dog, a coyote, a fox, a bobcat, a hawk, or an owl. These predators typically are able to kill, pick up, and carry off an adult chicken. Hawks typically take chickens during the day, whereas owls take them during the night.read more >>+119962023-04-27 06:46:28
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