Please note that the northern hemisphere and
asiatic regions have their fair share of corvids (ravens, crows, magpies and
jays; and especially in urban areas at high densities) with equivalent roles and
impacts on smaller birds as our currawongs and ravens here.
However, at least in the northern hemisphere
densities of smaller breeding birds are often much higher than here, or clutch
sizes are bigger, hence the many fledglings (espec. from tit species) provide
welcome food for sparrowhawks etc..
Michael Lenz
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