It seems that the snowy weather brings in the Cooper's hawk. He came
last time when it was snowing hard. He (or she) was back again
today. Of course, there were many birds at the feeders due to the
snow. He left empty handed. I just wish that when he did catch a
bird it was one of my many english sparrows. He landed in a new
place where I could get a really good, diagnostic shot of him. I
have it on my website if you are interested.
http://www.pbase.com/image/121845865
I'm sure all the feeders down south of me (Ithaca in particular) will
be bustling with birds at your feeders since you're getting the most
snow.
Carol Keeler
Auburn
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