What does the nemesis of magpie mean?

Magpie birds are common birds in farmland, but the owl, the nemesis of magpie birds, seems inconspicuous, but it is the natural enemy of magpie birds. Owls have sharp claws and aggressive personality, and often come out at night to kill magpies and other birds. The reason why the nemesis of magpies can pose a threat to them is that owls have strong predation ability and night vision ability.

In the farmland, magpies and birds often attack crops, take away the fruits and seeds of crops, and bring great losses to farmers. On the other hand, owls are friends of farmers. They can help farmers control the number of magpies and birds, thus reducing the losses caused by magpies and birds to agriculture. Therefore, to a certain extent, owls are the patron saint of agricultural production.

However, owls are often regarded as ominous things in human traditional culture. Many people think the image of owl is ugly and don't want to associate with it. In fact, owls are precious species in nature and also play an important role in maintaining ecological balance. People should know the owl from the front, appreciate its beauty and mystery, and understand its importance in nature.