Last month, Julia Di Sieno of the Animal Rescue Team in California noticed a dead sharp-shinned hawk while driving.
But it was no ordinary dead hawk: it had a small bird claw protruding out of its chest, a small songbird that perhaps wasn’t too happy to be eaten and decided to fight back! (Yes, maybe it had nothing to do with the hawk’s death at all, but that’s boring …)
Link – Thanks Phreedo!
su.wei
i saw this on msn! what a way to leave this world eh?
apparently the song bird had the last laugh
Algonkin
At the speed they fly, I wouldn’t be surprised if it plowed into anther bird
Alannah
That’s not a sparrow. That’s the first evidence of the songbird take over. Soon we’ll be in the iron fist of their control, feeding them seeds and bread, building houses for them, planting those plants that best suit them….Oh, my God, it’s already happened, and we did not EVEN NOTICE!
Clever little enemies, clever.
andrewdoane
I can’t imagine watching that actually happen… I think I would lose my mind.
Nate
Apparently no one has seen the new song bird rounds available for shotguns. It truly is the only way to hunt.
fsmarch
OMG!!! A songbird just pried open my window!!!
Help! Help!!!!
Arggggghhhh!!!!!!!
kid_icarus
“she knew babies were meant to kick, but were they meant to scratch? no. no they weren’t.”
-garth marenghi
Nate
HAA HAA @ kid_icarus
You are full of win and awesome for that comment and I have knighted you with 10 internets today.
CheeseDuck
I probably got into a fight with another bird for insulting their mother.
thomas
once while hiking in the mountains in new mexico, i came across a dead rattlesnake that appeared to be partially eaten. then i noticed a few feet away a rather large dead rat. closer examination showed the rat had blood over it’s face and mouth and the snake had been chewed from the inside out.
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