Observations by chrisder

American Crows are predators and scavengers that hunt animals such as mice, frog, rodents, and other small animals. Also, the American Crow eats grain, seeds, and various types of fruits. Every morning or late afternoon, I always see a couple of American Crows flying/hanging around my dragon fruit plant. American Crows are attracted to what they "perceived" as wild fruits. They are about maybe a foot-tall and are completely black. What I found interesting is that they keep on trying to peck on the unpicked dragon fruits for food.

From what I think, it is a wild brown and black striped cat. This cat has been roaming around my grandparent's garden for some time now. Although it seems native around to this area, the cat seems quite shy when being approached my humans. It typically like to hang around my dragon fruit plant. I do not know why it does that, but I do know is that the particular cat is spreading the pollin when the flowers bloom from the cactus.

In every ecosystem, Yellow Jackets (wasps) are consider both predators and scavenger. They are really aggressive when it comes to protecting their colony and territory. Also, Yellow Jackets tend to eat smaller animals and plant matter. I found out that these Yellow Jackets were trying to nibble some parts of my Dragon Fruit Plant. In other words, these predators and scavengers are not friendly to the environment around them.