Another waiting at a light story  

I havent sen a bird catch a moth from a car window.
I once ghot in my car, sdat down, put in the seatbelt, and then saw a huge huntsman spider on the windiow screen. Fortunately it was on the outside, but I still freaked out. I tore out of the car and calmed myself down before I got rid of the spider.

My cat caught a moth once and brought it inside. Yuk!

Does it count that I watched my grandma's chicken catch a baby snake when I was a kid? I have enjoyed birds in my yard and some kind of a yellow finch would land on the face of the sunflowers and eat the seeds. That same summer a red colored finch of some kind would eat off the plants that were blooming red.

The other day I was sitting on my front porch watching the snow and had my eyes on my neighbor's tree. It's a pretty little tree with pink flowers in the spring and red berries in the winter--when it snows it's beautiful! Anyway, there was a cardinal sitting on a branch and a starling wanted that same branch. Of course, there was a brief struggle and much screaming and cussing in bird language. Of all the branches on that tree, why would the starling want the one the cardinal was using? It reminded me of humans who always want what someone else has.

Nothing like this ,but saw a think they were mom and dad walk the baby across the street

No, but we did have a hummingbird nest in the ficus on our porch. first time around, I'm pretty sure she managed to raise them (we went in through the garage), but second time I think something got into the nest...

I bet that was amazing to watch I have to say
I don't like it but for a bird to come that close just to get a bug is rare
No I have never had that kind of an experience like you I am not much of a Bird Lover as such, I don't mind when they sit still but as soon as they fly I panic lol

Before our cats decided to feast on birds, we used to put food out for them. We had some yellow birds with some black. They were quite distinguished looking.

The crows will send out a scout and call, "Caw, caw, caw" when you put the food out and they all swoop down.

Blue Jays will take the food right out of other bird's mouths. They're bigger than the other birds that come to the feeder (except crows) and they will throw their weight around.

Birds, if well managed, can be cool. But if not, entire flocks will eat all the seeds a farmer sews. Robbing us of crops. But that's mostly the land gulls up here, they used to be sea gulls, but I don't know what happened. They came inland and they're a problem.

well..kind of.
only it was a hawk and a road runner.

i was outside in my yard in tucson,and this hawk swooped down on a poor hapless road runner and carried it away to a tree.and promptly rained parts down on my car.
i told him get back here and finish his meal

they're fast,but not faster than hawks appearently.

The place where I work is set in its own grounds,with trees all around,so it's quite peaceful and isolated,apart from the main road going past the access roads..Coming in to work one day,there was what looked like a small exploded feather cushion lying on the access road as I drove in,and as soon as I'd parked,On the way to the entrance I stopped to look back there as some kind of a Hawk landed by the "Cushion"..it must have been a Dove or Wood pigeon the Hawk had ambushed in midair that had landed on the road -I must have driven in just after the attack,as the Hawk was then trying to get off the ground carrying it's victim..I'd never seen a Bird of Prey with its Kill outside of a Wildlife Documentary before!