Hawks typically forage for their rodent prey species during the daytime. While owls may eat similar prey species, and live in the same area, they forage during the night. This is best described as an example of

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The fact that hawks and owls live in the same area but have different foraging times suggests that they are engaging in resource partitioning, which allows them to coexist without directly competing for the same resources.

Hawks Typically Forage for Their Rodent Prey Species During the Daytime