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Why do large groups of blackbirds or American crows often attack a single hawk?

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Why do large groups of blackbirds or American crows often attack a single hawk?

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Mobbing behavior by crows is very common. The crows are reacting to the potential threat the hawk poses as a predator, to the adult crows and their offspring. The mobbing often serves to harass the hawk into leaving the area. Occasionally a mobbed hawk will turn the tables and attack and kill a crow.

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