American Woodcocks have eyes way back on their heads: see how, even when feeding, they can see in every direction? Their field of view is almost a full 360 degrees! This means they can probe for prey even while keeping an eye out for hawks, owls, raptors, and other predators like dogs and coyotes. (Birds that hunt from the air, on the other hand, have close-set eyes with narrower fields of view, but also binocular vision!)