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Originally Posted by Team Sergeant
Thought so..... feeders work both ways, they feed the prey the hawks eat... 
When that feeder goes so will he. If you want to keep him around set up another feeder in an "open" area where he has a clear attack path to the feeder.... Also, go and look for a nest up high in your trees, if he's around all the time he probably lives close by. (I know all this because we used to have a family of Coopers nesting in our yard (South Carolina)) |
The feeder has been there about 23 years, so far. The woman is a bit of a bird nut.
They still have a double lot, as does our neighbor on the east, so it does have a pretty good killing field.
Is this what retirement is like? I'm spending my time watching hawks, squirrels, and crows fight in my neighbor's yard.
Pat