Hey there!
I would say that the answer is D.
A is not true, since the mountain lion doesn't predate on the owl. Therefore, the lion will not be affected by the removal of the owl.
B is not true either, since the sparrow and rabbit will still be the prey of the fox and the hawk. The population will most likely stay about the same in these two species in this ecosystem.
C isn't necessarily true either. The removal of the owl will have some sort of effect on the ecosystem, but likely won't affect the amount that the fox and the hawk usually eat.
That leaves D. If there's more resources that birds use after the owl is removed, the hawk will most likely reproduce more and the population will grow. The other populations might not, since animals like foxes don't use the same resources that the birds do.
Hope this helped you out! :-)