Carnivorous Birds

Bald Eagle

Diet: Considered opportunistic animals, these eagles have a very varied diet, but their preference is fish. The types of fish you can eat range from sea bass, eel, salmon and even cod. Another source of food comes from various water... READ MORE.

Barn owl

Diet: They are carnivores and nocturnal predators that prefer small mammals such as rats, hares, rabbits and also small birds. When it is completely dark, owls rely exclusively on their hearing. Reproduction: They are monogamous animals. Species with a very... READ MORE.

Common kestrel

Diet: small mammals. They have been seen eating amphibians and reptiles as a food source. Reproduction: These are animals that form couples over a long period of time, although they are not monogamous. These birds have an intense mating ritual... READ MORE.

Turkey Vulture

Habitat and geographic distribution: Arid areas, pastures, subtropical forests, periphery of urban areas. Found almost throughout the Americas, from Canada to South America. Diet: Scavenger, feeds on carcasses of capybaras, tapirs, deer and birds. Has a preference for smaller animals... READ MORE.

Red-legged Seriema

Habitat and Geographical Distribution: Forests, savannahs and grasslands of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. Diet: Insects and small vertebrates, like rodents and reptiles. Reproduction: Nest in trees using sticks and branches. The nest is lined with mud, manure and... READ MORE.

Marabou Stork

Habitat and Geographical Distribution: Wetlands and drylands, savannahs and grasslands. Also often found near landfills and fishing villages. Tropical Africa from Senegal to Eritrea, Ethiopia and western Somalia, southern Namibia and northern and eastern South Africa. Diet: Opportunist, consuming any... READ MORE.

Harris’s hawk

Habitat and Geographical Distribution: Low and flat lands, mangroves, pastures, cultivated fields, wooded and swampy areas. Found in south-west USA, north-western Mexico and Central and South America. Diet: Prefer small vertebrates, but also eat large insects. Their diet varies depending... READ MORE.

Griffon Vulture

Habitat and Geographical Distribution: Wide variety of habitats, preferably open areas with few or no trees, such as plains, hills or mountain plateaus. Essentially a Palaearctic distribution with a wide nesting range in Europe. Some juveniles migrate after the breeding... READ MORE.

Tawny owl

Habitat and geographic distribution: Mixed and coniferous forests, agricultural areas, parks and urban areas. Widely distributed in the Palaearctic. Can be found from Portugal to China and even in North Africa. Diet: Small mammals, small birds, amphibians, reptiles, annelids and... READ MORE.