The feeders here and at school were crazy busy, too, and I too saw a shadow that may have been a hawk silhouette. Certainly the finches took it for one. At school, we had a flock of at least 15 very puffed-up goldfinches, several house finches, a pair of cardinals, a nuthatch, a downy woodpecker, and three mourning doves. All this while the kids took a spelling test.
On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 1:10 PM, Marie <mijord@maine.rr.com> wrote:
--WOW!! Lots of action all morning as the snow fell - 13 No. Cardinals by the feeders at one time along with many Juncos, a few Jays , and a couple Tree Sparrows .
Everyone once in a while my immature Cooper's Hawk made a pass at the feeder occupants - then perched hidden in the evergreens - so far in my observation of the hawk's activity today it is zero for 6 !! It could have been successful when I was not watching . A couple of days ago I saw it nail a Blue Jay and enjoyed its meal under a pine tree. Hey, it has to eat too! Food chain in action!
Try to find a way to enjoy the snow and cold - looks like we are in for a good old fashion winter!!
Marie
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