Merikotkas sunnib kormorani kolima

Merikotkas sunnib kormorani kolima

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The White-tailed Eagle Forces the Cormorant to Move

Merikotkas ja kormoran püüavad kalu. Merikotkas jahib ka kormorane.

. . Ka kormorane.
. . . . Merikotkas jahib kalu ja linde.
. . Näiteks Norrast kolisid suulad ja kaljukajakad.
. . 2012. aastal oli neid 3000 paari.
Merikotkad ründavad kormorane. Nad ründavad nende pesi. Kormoranid kolivad. .
. .

The white-tailed eagle and the cormorant catch fish. The white-tailed eagle also hunts cormorants.

The white-tailed eagle is a large bird. It hunts fish and birds. Also cormorants.
Both feed on fish in the Baltic Sea. This causes competition for fish. The white-tailed eagle attacks the cormorant. Cormorants catch fish near the shore. The white-tailed eagle hunts fish and birds.
That is why cormorants move. They are searching for new places. For example, gannets and kittiwakes moved from Norway.
The white-tailed eagle was once rare. Now there are more of them. In 2012, there were 3,000 pairs.
White-tailed eagles attack cormorants. They attack their nests. Cormorants move. In some places, they live in peace.
If there are more white-tailed eagles, they eat more cormorants. This makes life difficult for cormorants.