Question

1. based on the information, which two types of birds do not compete for food? preferred diets of birds type of bird preferred diet american robin insects, berries, and earthworms wild turkey acorns, seeds, insects, and fruits eastern bluebird insects and fruit eagle owl small mammals and birds red - tailed hawk birds and small mammals a. american robin and eastern bluebird b. eastern bluebirds and wild turkeys c. eagle owls and american robins d. red - tailed hawks and eagle owls

Explanation:

To determine which two types of birds do not compete for food, we check if their preferred diets have no overlap.

• Option A: American robin (insects, berries, earthworms) and Eastern bluebird (insects, fruit) share insects. So they compete.
• Option B: Eastern bluebird (insects, fruit) and wild turkey (acorns, seeds, insects, fruits) share insects and fruits. So they compete.
• Option C: Eagle owl (small mammals, birds) and American robin (insects, berries, earthworms) have no overlapping food items.
• Option D: Red - tailed hawk (birds, small mammals) and eagle owl (small mammals, birds) share small mammals and birds. So they compete.

Answer:

C. Eagle owls and American robins