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0px=3B margin-left=3A 0px=3B =22=3E=3Cfo Well, Pat. At least your bird feeding is helping to keep one sharpie alive. Doug On 24/02/2013 3:24 PM, Patrick Kelly wrote: > HI everyone: > > Two weeks ago I noticed a pile of mourning dove feathers on the path > through the snow that leads to my bird feeders. As there were no > tracks leading to or from the feathers, I figured that a raptor of > some type had caught one. I have also noticed fewer birds around the > feeders of late. > > I was just looking out the window at the redpolls when I sharp-shinned > hawk came from parts unknown and had snagged one of the redpolls and > landed on one of the feeders. It just stood there looking at me, and > my brain went from WOW to GET CAMERA. I got back and it was still > there and I was able to get one picture before it flew off across the > back yards and into the woods at the back of the house. The picture is > here: > > http://myweb.dal.ca/pmkelly/SSHawk.jpg >
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