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It seems that coyotes are a bird's best friend. Areas visited by coyotes have fewer small predators, such as racoons, skunks, and cats, but have more resident native birds. The presence of a larger predator, such as a coyote, keeps the smaller predators in check, which allows the abundance of native birds in the area.
AUGUST 7, 1999, P. 25
New Scientist
AUGUST 7, 1999, P. 25

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