Hazards For Raptors

Collisions with cars

Babies (nestlings) and juveniles (fledglings) falling out of nests

Loss of nesting and foraging habitat reducing hunting grounds resulting in starvation

Weak ever since hatch ends up a poor hunter which results in starvation

Collisions with power lines

Electrocution

Gunshot wounds 

Shot with an arrow that is still imbedded

Wrapped up in fishing line and/or fishing lures through wings, mouth and feet

Running into a screen enclosure or house chasing a bird

Burnt from fire 

Grommets or other objects stuck on cranes beak

Various materials stuck on Anhinga's beaks

Attacked by dogs and cats

Running into reflective glass on buildings

Migration exhaustion 

Falling into a sewage treatment plant sludge tank

Feather damage from flying over power plant heat stacks

Standing on a methane burner in a land fill when it fires off

Infectious disease such as West Nile, Avian Pox and Aspergillosis

Falling into a clay settling area in a mine

Falling into a vat of grease left uncovered at a restaurant 

Poisonings, including rats and other animals that have been poisoned

Stuck in a building

Lead poisoning

Glue Traps

Struck by lightningHumans - cut feathers, kept in wrong cage, imprint (kidnapped)

Lightning arrester spikes

Food borne illness such as Botulism 

Parasites - internal and external 

Stuck in a fireplace

Stuck in a barbed wire fence

Territorial disputes and aggression

Running into or being hung up on a cell tower

Trapped in an attic 

Hurricanes and other severe storms