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The American Bird Conservancy (ABC), one of the principal conservation groups that fully grasps the fooolishness of Trap, Neuter, Release programs (TNR) in which feral cats are caught, neutered, and released back outdoors, reports this week that studies indicate that as coyotes move into urban areas, their predominant prey is outdoor cats. And that, in the big picture, is good news for wild birds.
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