What a thrilling thing to see!
I know this is totally anecdotal, but it's seems like I'm hearing more and more
about shrikes hunting in suburban yards. Maybe in 10 years they'll be here in
town all the time, just like the Cooper's Hawks have converged around the
buffet stations in the suburban forests.
Peter RuprechtSuperior
On Sunday, December 29, 2019, 4:20:40 PM MST, Paula Hansley
<[email protected]> wrote:
Wow! I just walked outside and instantly heard the screams of a small bird in
one of my spruce trees. I walked up to the tree expecting to see one of my
Cooper’s Hawks, but a Northern Shrike burst out of the tree clutching a House
Finch within inches of my face! I could still hear the poor finch screaming 1
1/2 blocks away.
Paula Hansley
Louisville
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