A hawk grabbed my Barred Rock hen and was trying to drag it across my front yard recently. She's okay, in the house on the mend. But it was the guineas screaming that alerted me!This is actually a very good thing. Had they not been loud I would now have two dead keets. Twice now, while they are out free ranging I have had a keet slip down in a little teeny space between the greenhouse and chicken coop. The first one happened about three weeks ago. The second today. Had they not started screaming I would not have found them in time. The first time I thought I shoved the coop close enough that it wouldn't happen again. The one that happened today, I thought they were getting too big to fall down there but I was wrong. He/she had fallen into the space upside down and I went out after a nap ( i am suffering through theworst cold I have ever had) to check on them and heard one screaming the " Im all alone" cry mixed with another sound of terror. I ran around the yard in my bathrobe trying to find him and when i did i freaked. I tried to pull the board out the he was up against but he just slipped farther down. But not quite to the ground and still upside down. At this point if i were to let go of the board, he would have been crushed, I gave one more solid tug on the board and managed to get two fingers under him and slide him up and out. Scared us both badly. Called my husband at work crying. I have boarded it all up since and there is no room for a beetle to fall in there now. But i can't help but think what if?