Large Birds of Prey:
* Eagles: Known for hunting large birds, fish, and mammals.
* Hawks: Hunt smaller birds, rodents, and reptiles.
* Owls: Nocturnal hunters specializing in rodents and small birds.
* Falcons: Fast fliers that use their speed to capture birds in flight.
* Vultures: Scavengers, but can also hunt weak or injured birds.
Other Predators:
* Snakes: Some snakes specialize in eating birds, often constricting them.
* Cats: Domestic and wild cats, like bobcats, lynx, and cougars, can prey on birds.
* Foxes: Opportunistic predators that will eat birds if available.
* Raccoons: Omnivorous and can hunt birds, especially young ones.
* Weasels: Agile hunters that can kill birds much larger than themselves.
* Coyotes: Will hunt birds, especially in areas with abundant bird populations.
* Bears: While primarily herbivores, bears can and will eat birds when given the opportunity.
* Fish: Some large fish, like pike, can capture and eat birds that land on the water's surface.
* Other Birds: Some larger bird species, like crows and ravens, will prey on smaller birds.
Important Note: This is just a general overview. The specific types of birds that are preyed upon vary depending on the geographic location and the predator's hunting habits.