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Extra tiny bottle of bones. The tiny bones are from a Red Tailed Hawk pellet, I dissected.
Hawk Pellet Dissection
While watching the cardinal fledgling, a hawk stopped in the norway maple and was being bullied by some smaller birds. He coughed up a pellet which landed just beside where we were sitting. Man, it has an odour when fresh... kinda like a cat's fur ball but not exactly.
We quickly got to work examining it and trying to figure out what it ate.
At first we figured it had been a mouse... but from the size of the tooth and claws we're thinking probably a squirrel.
We've done a dried owl pellet before at the Nature Centre, but never a fresh one. Some of the cartilage and connective tissue was still fresh and moist.
Cool!
We took some video too. Will try to update the post later when I have that uploaded.