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Correspondingly, what birds prey on crows?

The main predators, or natural enemies, of crows and ravens are hawks and owls. Hawks attack, kill and eat them during the day, and owls come after them at night when they are on their roosts. But crows also attack hawks and owls—though not to eat them.

Beside above, why do little birds attack big birds? The behavior of small birds attacking a larger predator is called "mobbing." The smaller birds are trying to drive the bigger bird out of their territory. The behavior of small birds attacking a larger predator is called "mobbing." The smaller birds are trying to drive the bigger bird out of their territory.

Likewise, why do other birds attack crows?

“Mobbing” by smaller birds is a pretty effective defence strategy to drive predators (or aggressive scavengers like crows) away from their breeding territory. Around here, you will also see crows “mobbing” the Black Kites. Predators don't like even fights.

Do crows attack and eat smaller birds?

The short answer is: not usually. Now, let's be clear, crows will absolutely kill and eat eggs, nestlings and even adult birds if they can get their hands on one. It's important to keep in mind, however, that crows are one of many, many animals that are eating the young and adults of other bird species.