I just had a beautiful Cooper's Hawk land just outside my window and scare all the juncos, jays, cardinals, chickadees, and redpolls away. She, as it was very large adult, was remarkably handsome against the white snow and walked around under the feeder a bit. After two minutes of excellent viewing, it flew off. Exactly three minutes later, and after much chickadee chirping from the bushes, the usual customers returned to feed. What a nice afternoon treat!
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